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El Niño-powered drought leaves Indonesian palm farmers high and dry as river recedes

Published by Rappler · Philippines 3 h ago

Farmers are struggling financially, with some unable to sell their fruit and resorting to drastic measures like cutting fertilizer use by up to 70% to save costs, while others…

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