Yaqona bill leaves growers uncertain
The Agriculture Ministry says subsistence and commercial yaqona growers have yet to be clearly classified under the proposed Yaqona Bill 2026. This has raised concerns over whether villagers who grow yaqona mainly for family needs, but occasionally sell small quantities to meet unexpected family obligations or vanua commitments, will also be required to register. Agriculture […]
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