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Chemical Fertilizers: Farmers Pay High Price

Summary by IWACU Burundi
A delay in the distribution of chemical fertilizers, especially urea; a decline in agricultural production; a negative impact on the family economy; a gradual disengagement of some farmers. These are, among other things, the observations expressed by some farmers in Bujumbura. As for Fomi, the lack of currency is one of the causes of the low production of fertilizers.
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Chemical Fertilizers: Farmers Pay High Price

A delay in the distribution of chemical fertilizers, especially urea; a decline in agricultural production; a negative impact on the family economy; a gradual disengagement of some farmers. These are, among other things, the observations expressed by some farmers in Bujumbura. As for Fomi, the lack of currency is one of the causes of the low production of fertilizers.

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IWACU Burundi broke the news in Burundi on Tuesday, January 13, 2026.
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