Commodity Boards are organizations set up by governments to regulate and promote specific agricultural products, such as coffee, sugar, or cotton. They help stabilize prices, ensure quality, and support farmers by providing resources and market information. These boards often work to enhance the competitiveness of their commodities in both domestic and international markets. In addition to price stabilization, Commodity Boards may also engage in research and development to improve production techniques and sustainability. They often collaborate with farmers, industry stakeholders, and researchers to address challenges and promote best practices within the agriculture sector.