This is the final part to our Sri Lanka series by Noah Jackson — auditor and trainer for the Rainforest Alliance’s agriculture and forestry teams, and a regular blog contributor. Jackson and his team spent 12 days inspecting smallholder farms in the country’s tea-growing regions and assessing them for sustainability. Here, Jackson’s photos depict a variety of methods adopted by Sri Lankan farmers. Read the rest of this entry ?
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