Brazilian guy decided to revolutionize the cultivation of cocoa trees

The Brazilian farmer lays a giant garden in the state of Baia for growing cocoa trees. This will be the world's largest sectoral economy.

The Brazilian guy sees in the revolution of his undertaking to grow high-yielding cocoa veses on irrigated and dotted lands, writes Xrust. He has already begun to master the land plot exceeding the island of Manhattan. Beans were grown there before.

The farmer, we note, is not the only one in such an undertaking. Similar super -circular projects in implementation are registered. Some plan to grow legumes with industrial methods, others to earn on cocoa.

If this trend works, the center of gravity of the industry can move from West Africa back to Brazil, where cocoa-drive grows.

Currently, the Cocoa World Industry is in crisis. Production suffers collapse in cat-d'Ivoire and neighboring Ghana, which together grow more than 60% of the world cocoa. A powerful combination of plant diseases, climate change and aging of plantations led to three consistent years of production falling.