date:Nov 04, 2019
a is carried out mostly in the Southwestern Cape. The plantations are now in bloom, about two weeks later than last year. The cause for this is the abnormal weather conditions and the temperature fluctuations. It is also fairly dry at the moment and the Southwestern Cape did not get excessive rainfall, unlike Cape Town last week. The harvest will start in April 2020 and many of the kakis are intended for export to the northern hemisphere.
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