Rappler•56m ago
philippines
El Niño-powered drought leaves Indonesian palm farmers high and dry as river recedes
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 seek alternative income sources

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