Light Rains Aid Cocoa Crop Development in Ivory Coast
Light Rains Aid Cocoa Crop Development in Ivory Coast
US · Published Feb 17, 2026
Recent light rains in Ivory Coast are benefiting the mid-crop cocoa harvest.
Farmers in key regions report above-average rainfall, providing sufficient moisture for cocoa trees.
Optimism is high for a successful mid-crop harvest, potentially surpassing last season's output due to favorable weather conditions.
Light rains benefit Ivory Coast cocoa development
Recent light rains in Ivory Coast have proven beneficial for the development of the mid-crop cocoa harvest, which runs from April to September. Farmers in key cocoa-growing regions such as Soubre, Divo, Agboville, and Abengourou report that rainfall has been mostly above average, providing sufficient moisture for cocoa trees. This is especially important as the country is currently in its dry season, which typically lasts from mid-November to March.
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