MANSAIMO NA KATA UHETE MUGENI TORO AKAREHE MUGENI MUTHENYA UYU UNGI

MANSAIMO NA KATA UHETE MUGENI TORO AKAREHE MUGENI NAKE

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There are various reasons why farmers may struggle to make a profit, such as market fluctuations, unpredictable weather, high production costs, and limited access to resources. Oversupply in the market can drive prices down, affecting farmers' profit margins. Weather events like droughts or floods can also harm crops, leading to lower yields and income loss.
Furthermore, high production costs for seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, and machinery can reduce profits, especially if yields are lower than expected. Limited access to credit and financial resources can make it challenging for farmers to invest in their operations or adopt new technologies for better efficiency.
Moreover, the lack of infrastructure like roads, storage facilities, and market access can make it difficult for farmers to sell their produce at competitive prices, resulting in lower profits. Insufficient knowledge or training in modern farming practices can also limit productivity and lead to lower yields.
In conclusion, the obstacles farmers face in making a profit are diverse and require a comprehensive approach that considers market dynamics, resource accessibility, infrastructure improvement, and capacity building to promote sustainable agriculture and livelihoods.
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