Cambodia trains cashew farmers to cut costs and tackle climate risks
Cambodia strengthened technical support for cashew farmers to improve productivity, reduce production costs and prepare for climate risks ahead of the 2026 to 2027 growing season as the industry seeks to improve nut quality and competitiveness. The post Cambodia trains cashew farmers to cut costs and tackle climate risks appeared first on Khmer Times .
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