Farmers Produce Homemade Fertilizer Amid Rising Costs
Farmers are making their own fertilizer using a traditional Asian recipe. This initiative comes as fertilizer prices have increased, affecting small-scale agricultural operations. The homemade product offers an alternative for cultivation.
Farmers who cultivate on a small scale have begun producing their own fertilizer. They use a traditional Asian recipe for this process. This development occurs during a period when fertilizer prices have increased.
A market in Zambia sells these homemade fertilizers. They cost approximately $2.50 per bag. These bags are displayed alongside organic vegetables.
Andy Higgins photographed the scene for NPR.
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