At one point in time, Cuba was only growing sugar as their main crop. Now the island nation is in the midst of a small-scale organic revolution that’s helping to feed a state that is still very reliant on other countries for food. See here how Cuba after the collapse of the Soviet Union and years of a trade embargo has turned to organic farming as a means of providing food security.
An organic farming revolution is helping bring food security to Cuba
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