TIMB urges diversification after difficult season

TIMB said the industry's future depends on growers treating farming as a commercial business rather than relying solely on tobac­co.

News Editor THE Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) is urging farmers to diversify into other commercial en­terprises after a tobacco marketing season that fell short of expectations, arguing that relying on a single crop exposes growers to mounting market and climate risks. This comes as this year’s marketing sea­son winds down with tobacco sales…

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