Every year, the coffee rust causes extensive devastation in many major coffee producing regions of the world, leading to declines in the yield of coffee. In order to address the attacks by coffee rust, these countries are currently debating on enforcing certain changes in the techniques traditionally applied in coffee farming. Thus, if these countries succeed in putting into effect these changes, a significant increase in the revenues of the coffee farmers is ensured.
The reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument
A. Takes it for granted that the removal of a cause behind low yields will definitely lead to higher revenues.
B. Assumes that changes in traditional farming techniques is the only way of addressing the devastation caused by coffee rust.
C. Suffers under the assumption that the changes in techniques traditionally applied in coffee farming can be undertaken successfully.
D. Fails to draw the correct relationship between the expected increase in coffee yields and subsequent revenues.
E. Does not consider the impact of changes in techniques enforced in farming of other crops in the same regions, on the yields of those crops.