Several farmers across the country are stuck with unsold wool and mohair, after the recent regulations that blocked the fabric from being processed and auction out of the country.

Some of the farmers who have tonnes of the fabric stashed in wool shed have expressed concern, that they may end up starving as they have failed to sell the commodity.

The farmers registered their fears during the ongoing awareness campaign, by the Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Small Business and Ministry of Trade in Thaba Tseka on Friday.

The ministers of the three ministries are part of a cabinet subcommittee, set up by the government to resolve the disputes between the farmers and their partners, in the Lesotho Wool Centre, Stone Shi.