Zimbabwe Farmers Union (ZFU) executive director, Paul Zakaria told ZTN in an interview that their members will have to make hard decisions if they are to remain in business.
Zakaria said prices of inputs had risen even in United States dollar terms.
Zakaria said prices of inputs had risen even in United States dollar terms.
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