Africa's Organic Farmers Struggle to Get Certified

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By Deutsche WelleFeb 13, 2020, 2:30 pm108 pts
Organic farmers in Africa face an arduous journey getting cropland certified, limiting exports and frustrating farmers who say ecological practices could increase food security while protecting the land. Just 2 percent of Africa's farmland is considered organic — seven times less than the global average,…

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