Moroccan Government Overhauls Decades Old Agriculture Policies - But At What Cost?

A few times a week, Mimoun Boutarrite makes the drive from Meknes to Ain Leuh, in Morocco's Ifrane provice. The drive takes him through the Atlas moutains and lush green fields that now support colorful fruit trees on land that was once empty or filled with wheat fields. An electrical engineer by trade, he's now retired and spends much of his time checking in on hundreds of cherry trees. Boutarrite is the founder and president of the Anarouz Association, a co-op for local cherry farmers that sta...