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 the Ivory Coast are benefiting the mid-crop cocoa harvest, ensuring sufficient moisture for cocoa trees.
Farmers in key cocoa-growing regions like Soubre, Divo, Agboville, and Abengourou are optimistic about exceeding last season's cocoa output due to consistent rainfall.
Weekly average temperatures between 27.9°C and 31.7°C are supporting healthy cocoa tree growth in the Ivory Coast.
Light rains boost Ivory Coast cocoa development
Recent light rains in the Ivory Coast have provided a significant boost to the development of the mid-crop cocoa harvest, which takes place from April to September. Cocoa farmers in key regions such as Soubre, Divo, Agboville, and Abengourou have reported that the rainfall has been largely above average, ensuring sufficient moisture for the cocoa trees. This is especially crucial as the country is currently experiencing its dry season, which typically runs from mid-November to March.
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