Why Most Farmer's Don't Plant Pepper To Harvest During Dry Season
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This thread is a technical discussion where one knowledgeable user explains why pepper farming is risky during the dry season due to heat and humidity stress, while others debate irrigation solutions and ask for alternative crop recommendations. The conversation shifts slightly when a user posts unrelated video links for tomato and Ugu farming, which receive no engagement.
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“Dry season affects Pepper plant most especially plants at flowering and fruiting stage.”
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“High humidity and high temperature creates an environment that increases water loss.”
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“Please, which crops do you think one can plant during dry season, that will do well?”
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