THIRST Examines Three Aggregated Tea Production Models that Benefit Smallholders

“I’ve seen some very good plantations in my travels, in India, in Tanzania, in Kenya, and I&
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One response to “THIRST Examines Three Aggregated Tea Production Models that Benefit Smallholders”

  1. Very interesting with new solutions for a new world.
    Having worked with Small Holders at Katumba Tea and in Njombe with Kibena Tea, am happy to see the development of this at Njombe.

    What is important is that a sustainable ecosystem is co created right from inception and the relationship between Farmers and the Factory clearly laid out.

    Happy to see extension services being highlighted by Savita, they are a critical part of the construct.

    All Best Wishes.

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