 To me, kutun is a kupurati kani eradikati poverty among us Zambians. If you look at the kutun industry in Chpata or eastern region, it's very important in the lives of the especially small scale farmers because that is where they get their income, small like an income generating crop. They can have other food crops, fine, but if they need money, they have to grow a cash crop, which is kutun. I think it has affected a lot of chinas actually, I mean the company that invests a lot of money in providing credit to these farmers. What are the effects of this problem is that we have reduced quality because of competition. So also the quality of seed has gone down, the quality of the lint has gone down, the seed cotton quality has gone down. When there was no site buying and selling, I think we had quality kutun in Zambia. We had quality kutun in Zambia. If the site selling continues, what happens, the investors will lose confidence in our farmers and they will pull out meaning to affect the kutun industry. There's a lot of incentives for farmers to do site selling. The one is to simply walk away from their loan and then unfortunately there's some of the chinas that entice farmers to sell to them even though they haven't financed them. The price sometimes is one of the issue. The second thing is that here's the situation where I think they need money to pay for school fees, education and the many other challenges that they have at that time. Mabutu ako tu na metima pezamu ya kutii ista kambuka re banzanga, maim pusi laiki CD in kono tikambotega. Initially these companies were at a high price. Now they support us from the market, many more不了 to take care of it thanugh. Mak fights that decided to launch companies for the rings of this provided by Mabutu. We had no bans to be bought and sold ya mkoseikha, kongori kakau kuela yama buto me tebeat manana. There is a Cotton Act, which I think explains how the government gets involved, that is through a Cotton Board, and they think they are doing a fairly good job, quite often they are a little bit under resourced, but generally speaking they do as people expected of them. We are trying to please ourselves as an industry, but we do involve the cotton board to bring a neutrality to that activity that we have. If someone side bought some someone's crop, I think they are their penalties that are provided for. The cotton genas association themselves also have come up with a code of conduct which we as a board we endorsed and also cotton association, which I think is a very good initiative. Government can play a role by budgeting for a price stabilization fund so that they keep farmers to grow this crop. Boma manjigati, manjigati, boma manjigati tzandizirana hi perehkera pa pambilbo pereh kama danda uru kwa boma. Iber solo monga muhli, ma mimi mimi tita interview so. Deofilika ma tengama danda uru ha, tuvara mati perehkera kwa kuma kampani kwa boma zini, boma yaoza ma kampani zi. Kuti ati danda ahali ma danda uru kutimai kilekum tengu akotoni. Info achakil upali pan. Tengu akotoni bera pasi, anu tene. Ma fama zutu alimwe koto ni ambili. Siwali mawa na dropa mwa, shu wei utimu tango, suwa hii kako Tiki leko zi siyeso, suwa zi siye uto mje wachipi, wantu wana leko li Ulima, wana taira mbeu zi nangu monga Meneni suwa bizi, da because suwa bizi price last year nali 4 kwacha 15 wei Pa mene koto ni, unali 3 kwacha Suwa wantu wana leko koto ni wenda kuswa bizi Suwtinga kondue ruta hii kiko, zi siyeso Bo maa ingatyu ruse, ulimo koto ni, kulinga na nama gulidwe Pa koto ni uja Mtengonga tuonga kwere Nisi tari mitinga pak, wanga karawambili Komanga tisig, ba limi maza chokamu Mga tengo kwere, mtengonga piteriri Komanga tuonga karawambili, nisi chichinu chaka, nisha last Tulu kam If the government brings in a policy that regulates property in this industry then in this side selling issue will be the thing of the past