Forty Percent of Farm Land in Cuba Still Idle

HAVANA TIMES, Jan. 25 – Forty per cent of the available land for agricultural purposes in Cuba is still idle, despite the handing over of plots more than two years ago through Decree-Law 259, stated the Ministry of Agriculture’s National Center for Land Control, reported IPS.

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