HÀ NỘI — The worst drought in the last 30 years from El Nino troubled the local coffee growers in Äắk Lắk Province, but it also taught them the value of saving water. Äắk Lắk, the biggest plantation of the robusta with 30 per cent contribution to Việt Nam’s economy, the second largest robusta export, has seen only a few spells of rain since last December, the country’s Coffee and Cocoa Association said last month. Rainfall in April in the Central Highlands and the south is forecast to be 50 per cent to 70 per cent lower than average, according to the Việt Nam’s National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting. Rainfall in Äắk Lắk Province is 86 per cent less as compared to this time last year.
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