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Hurricanes and Rainy Weather Have Pushed the Final Harvest to Next Month Share A field of tobacco on one of Plasencia’s farms in Jalapa, Nicaragua. The lush tobacco fields of Nicaragua would normally be bare this time of year, all the bounty of the harvest hanging in curing barns or baled for aging. This year is different. Because of back-to-back hurricanes that hit Nicaragua in November and disrupted early plantings, the season is extending an extra month, to mid-June. “We had a terrible start in Estelí due to the two hurricanes that delayed our traditional planting by more than one month,” said Eduardo Fernández, owner of Aganorsa Leaf, one of the largest growers of premium tobacco in Nicaragua. The growing season in Estelí would normally have started in October, but it started in December due to the heavy rain.

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