Cambodia: Battambang Farmers Turn to Black Sesame for New Income Stream
Farmers in Cambodia's Battambang province are exploring black sesame cultivation as a new income source amidst weak markets and low prices for traditional crops like mangoes and cashews. Black sesame is currently fetching between 7,000 to 10,000 riel ($1.75-$2.50) per kilogram, offering a promising alternative.
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