Hot weather affecting Harumanis mango farmers


Sun-kissed mangoes: Farmer Azdha (left) and his partner Alauddin Abd Rahman showing some good quality Harumanis harvested at his farm in Kampung Belukar in Beseri, Perlis.

KANGAR: The extremely hot weather is giving some 400 Harumanis mango farmers in Chuping a headache as the scorching heat is threatening the pollinating process of the fruits.

Last Friday, the temperature in Chuping reached about 37°C, making the area the hottest place in the country, and this has also resulted in the flowers dropping prematurely from the trees.

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