Assam targets 10,000 hectares for cocoa

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Assam plans to cultivate cocoa on over 10,000 hectares, aiming for a significant agricultural transformation. Researchers identified fertile Brahmaputra and Barak Valley zones as ideal for mixed cocoa farming. Processing plants and industry links are crucial for this expansion. The state hosted a National Cocoa Conclave to boost cultivation, reduce India's import reliance, and improve farmer livelihoods with high-yielding varieties.


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