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Costa Rica
  Tax Plan Unconstitutional, Court Declares
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  25% of Mango Production Lost
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25% of Mango Production Lost
The climatological conditions during the first three months of the year, with wind and rain in January and February, have caused the premature dropping of fruit in the cultivation of mango.

At the same time, the rain has disturbed the dry period, which is important in the cultivation of mango.

The production losses therefore amounted up to 40% in the regions which were hurt the most. Because of the weather, problems with Antracnosis, mildew and fruit fly infestations have also increased.


 


 


 
   

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