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September 09, 2021
The Nation (Malawi) published an article describing findings from an IFPRI-Malawi policy note. The note shows among other things that prices paid to soybean farmers have improved in 2021 above the minimum farm-gate price, but not those paid to maize farmers due to a number of factors.
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