Lubango — The initial harvest for the 2017/2018 Agricultural Campaign (Outubro a Janeiro), in the southern Huila Province went down to 187,647 tons, representing 21,222 tons less in relations to the similar previous period.
The information was given last Monday to ANGOP, in Lubango City, by the provincial director for agriculture, rural development, fisheries and environment, Lutero Campos, who explained that the poor harvest was due to the irregular rainfall.
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