Arabica coffee prices in Ibanda hit two-year high
Apollo Bigirwa attributed this to climate change impacts, explaining that the district received a lot of rain during the flowering stage, which hurt the crop, leading to low production. Arabica coffee requires sunny spells for a good crop, he added.
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Winnie Bavuga, a farmer in Kisoro district, inspects her coffee. Arabica coffee is at highs last recorded two years back. (Photo by Stephen Nuwagira)
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Arabica coffee was trading at highs last recorded about two years back in Ibanda on Monday, with a kilogramme of the beans (clean) going for sh12,000.