Local farmers who cut and store cowpea fodder during the dry season can make as much as 25% of their annual income by selling it as fodder.
Van'wamapurasi lava tshovelaka no hlayisa furu rati cowpea himinkarhi ya tinguva to oma vanga vuyeriwa kuya fika eka 25% wa mali leyi vayi endlaka hi lembe hikuva va xavisa furu leri.