Golden Brown
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
DISAPPOINTMENT filled the heart of Lahaling, 60, five years ago. But he still found it hard to forget. Eloquently, the cacao farmer recounted his frustration to Tempo-experience that led him to a "break" with cacao. One day, the expanse of cacao trees in his estates-covering 50 areas-was infested with cacao fruit borers (PBK). The trees packed with ripe yellowish fruits turned out to promise no bumper harvest.
Nothing was odd at a glance. But when t
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