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Clear filtersDrought-Hit Farmers Face Double Loss: Crops and Capital
Farmers in southern Honduras who lost maize, beans, and squash to drought must now find $300–$370 per manzana (about 0.7 hectares) to replant, leaving many without resources to start again, while the UN World Food Programme — which currently covers 12,000 small producers — says it is evaluating expanding aid to more drought-affected communities.
Infobae – HondurasRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Sep 16, 2026#drought#food-insecurity#small-farmersSouthern Honduras Drought Destroys Crops, Leaving Farmers Without Food or Work
A six-month drought in Calpulles, Choluteca, has devastated maize and bean crops affecting about 150 farmers, leaving families without income, food, and agricultural work opportunities as they face rising food prices.
Drought Threatens 500,000 Hondurans With Food Insecurity
Severe drought in southern Honduras has dried wells and rivers, destroyed crops, and reduced livestock productivity; the UN World Food Programme estimates that at least 500,000 more Hondurans could face food insecurity this year due to the dry spell and El Niño effects.