Mozambique: Chinese Agricultural Technology Thrives in Mozambique

Maputo — Early in the morning, Rudy Manuel accompanies his father to the farm of their Chinese agricultural partner to sell the rice produced in his father's land.

Late May is the end of the rice harvesting season in Mozambique. Rudy's family has 42 hectares of farm land in the Xai-Xai district of Gaza province in southern Mozambique, where they began working with a Chinese private enterprise, China Wanbao Co., Ltd., in 2011, to receive a full set of agricultural machinery services provided by the company, and sell back the harvest in an agreement price.

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