Ras al-Ain – Hussein Shaabo Cotton farmers in the Ras al-Ain border region with Turkey, northeastern Syria, face merchants’ greed who buy their crop at low prices that do not cover production costs, while the opposition’s Syrian Interim Government (SIG) does not intervene to buy it. The region’s farmers are exposed to major losses, especially with the decline in purchasing prices, as the price of a ton ranges between $500 and $550, while last year, its price ranged between $750 and $800. Costs are greater than selling price Mohammad Ahmed planted cotton this year on an area of 50 dunams in Ras al-Ain, and its production reached 25 tons, but the current purchase price is not at all commensura
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