By Reuters | Posted by TOEMore sunny weather is needed across most of Ivory Coast’s cocoa-growing regions to support the September-to-February main crop, farmers ‌said on Monday, after below-average rainfall and a cooling spell last week. • ‌The world’s top cocoa producer is currently in its rainy season, which typically runs from April to ​mid-November. • Several farmers across the country said the soil moisture content was still high enough to support tree development for several weeks. • If the weather remained favorable until September, harvesting for the main crop would start to be abundant from mid-October until December at least, they said. • Weekly temperatures across Ivory Coast ranged between 24.4 and ​27.4 degrees Celsius (75.9 and 81.3 degrees Fahrenheit).