Firstly, cashew trees are quite selective about climate and soil conditions. Therefore, they can be grown in specific regions. Additionally, collecting and processing the cashew fruit is also quite laborious. The fruit collection process generally starts when the fruits that ripen in May fall to the ground in July-August. Harvested fruits must be dried for 3-4 days. Separating the kernels inside the fruit from the fruit part requires manual dexterity, and damage to the kernels during this process can reduce the quality of the product. Additionally, cashew cultivation is often a task that requires manual labor, and this can increase production costs. Despite these disadvantages, cashew cultivation can be a profitable agricultural activity under suitable conditions and with correct management.
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