Honduras Farmers Pray for Rain to Save Last Harvest Amid Severe Drought
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Farmers in southern Honduras are facing severe drought, with crops like corn, sugarcane, and okra failing due to lack of rain. The situation has led to a 100% loss of the first harvest (May) and is drying up wells, forcing water rationing. Farmers are praying for rain in September to save the last harvest of the year. The government is providing aid, including irrigation systems and food assistance, to support affected farmers and ranchers. The drought has also led to cattle deaths and is causing concern about the upcoming post-harvest season, with thousands of families dependent on farming for income and food.
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