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This countrywide trend has driven coca leaf production close to 55, hectares or up to tons of cocaine annually — enough to satisfy annual demand in the United States three times over. As drug trafficking routes shrank due to COVID lockdowns, the price of coca leaf plummeted to half its previous levels. But even so, coca offers poor farmers more security than any other crop as demand is constant. Our research is a comparative analysis of the coca and cocaine trade in Peru and Bolivia. The aim is to generate productive debates and promote cooperation by linking farmers, policymakers, advocates and scholars in both countries. We have spent months living and working in coca-producing regions, interviewing farmers and talking to them about how they grow and market their crops as well as speaking with agricultural union leaders and local officials. But in coffee leaf rust multiplied throughout the central jungle and destroyed the plantations. Farming coffee requires farmers to tend plants on steep mountainsides the year round. Once a year, they contract teams of workers to bring in the harvest that then must be peeled and dried. Every year merchants demand ever higher quality and more coffee that is registered organic, which increase costs for the farmer. Other crops have such a low price that they are not viable. How do we earn money at that price? Now we are in debt to the bank — we are worried they will send around the debt collectors. Houses are built from rough-cut planks with beaten mud floors and many do not have access to electricity, sanitation or running water. Malnutrition and anaemia is common, especially among children. Coca leaf has become a lifeline for these farmers. It has significant advantages as a cash crop , growing like a weed on steep slopes, in acidic soil and at higher altitudes. Coca reaches maturity after just one year and its three-to-four-month harvest cycle provides families with a regular income. But, most critically, there is always a market. Coca has a rich social, cultural and medicinal significance in Indigenous Andean cultures — dating back to pre-Colombian times. But since the s coca has been largely grown for cocaine. Of , tons of dried coca leaf produced in Peru in , , tons were estimated to be destined for drug trafficking. Despite its illegality, farmers have few moral qualms about planting coca. The Peruvian state, backed and funded by the US , has responded to the recent coca expansion with violence — in April two coca growers were killed by government forces in San Gaban, a rural district about kms south-east of the capital Lima. And many others have been injured while defending their plantations. In the face of poverty, eradication has alienated farmers and displaced coca to new regions, including Ucayali, which in turn has put pressure on indigenous communities. Roads are impassable during the rainy season, public health and education infrastructure is sparse — but more than anything farmers complained about the lack of assistance from the state to market their products. Lack of economic opportunities, marginalisation and state neglect all fuel drug crop production and the drug trade. Eradicating drug crops alone is not the answer, the state must support farmers to find realistic economic alternatives to coca. Edition: Available editions Europe. Become an author Sign up as a reader Sign in. Cash crop: Peruvian farmers looking over a field of coca seedlings. Thomas Grisaffi , Author provided. Events More events.
Coca is an important cash crop in Peru, dating back over 7, years. While it's legal to farm coca, it is, of course, illegal to make cocaine.
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This countrywide trend has driven coca leaf production close to 55, hectares or up to tons of cocaine annually — enough to satisfy annual demand in the United States three times over. As drug trafficking routes shrank due to COVID lockdowns, the price of coca leaf plummeted to half its previous levels. But even so, coca offers poor farmers more security than any other crop as demand is constant. Our research is a comparative analysis of the coca and cocaine trade in Peru and Bolivia. The aim is to generate productive debates and promote cooperation by linking farmers, policymakers, advocates and scholars in both countries. We have spent months living and working in coca-producing regions, interviewing farmers and talking to them about how they grow and market their crops as well as speaking with agricultural union leaders and local officials. But in coffee leaf rust multiplied throughout the central jungle and destroyed the plantations. Farming coffee requires farmers to tend plants on steep mountainsides the year round. Once a year, they contract teams of workers to bring in the harvest that then must be peeled and dried. Every year merchants demand ever higher quality and more coffee that is registered organic, which increase costs for the farmer. Other crops have such a low price that they are not viable. How do we earn money at that price? Now we are in debt to the bank — we are worried they will send around the debt collectors. Houses are built from rough-cut planks with beaten mud floors and many do not have access to electricity, sanitation or running water. Malnutrition and anaemia is common, especially among children. Coca leaf has become a lifeline for these farmers. It has significant advantages as a cash crop , growing like a weed on steep slopes, in acidic soil and at higher altitudes. Coca reaches maturity after just one year and its three-to-four-month harvest cycle provides families with a regular income. But, most critically, there is always a market. Coca has a rich social, cultural and medicinal significance in Indigenous Andean cultures — dating back to pre-Colombian times. But since the s coca has been largely grown for cocaine. Of , tons of dried coca leaf produced in Peru in , , tons were estimated to be destined for drug trafficking. Despite its illegality, farmers have few moral qualms about planting coca. The Peruvian state, backed and funded by the US , has responded to the recent coca expansion with violence — in April two coca growers were killed by government forces in San Gaban, a rural district about kms south-east of the capital Lima. And many others have been injured while defending their plantations. In the face of poverty, eradication has alienated farmers and displaced coca to new regions, including Ucayali, which in turn has put pressure on indigenous communities. Roads are impassable during the rainy season, public health and education infrastructure is sparse — but more than anything farmers complained about the lack of assistance from the state to market their products. Lack of economic opportunities, marginalisation and state neglect all fuel drug crop production and the drug trade. Eradicating drug crops alone is not the answer, the state must support farmers to find realistic economic alternatives to coca. Edition: Available editions Europe. Become an author Sign up as a reader Sign in. Cash crop: Peruvian farmers looking over a field of coca seedlings. Thomas Grisaffi , Author provided. Events More events.
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