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Fertiliser delays at the port reversing major gains for agriculture

When the government and other players in the agriculture sector introduced the input market reforms in the 1990s to liberalise fertiliser distribution and encourage uptake, the results were impressive and transformative.

Between 1997 and 2010, the World Bank estimates that prices declined by up to 27 per cent, attributed to falling marketing margins owing to the reforms.

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