Data or statistical facts on the situation and perspectives of agri-food systems and the impact of policies
Wet conditions and high humidity during September 15-21, 2026 were affecting crop quality in Saskatchewan. The report identified poor quality and sprouting in cereal and pulse crops that remained in the field.
During September 15-21, 2026, flooding and wind were the main causes of reported crop damage in Saskatchewan. Losses were also reported in low-lying areas due to water accumulation.
Approximately 15% was the decline in crop production caused by the drought, while about 70% of farmers depend on rainfall for productive activity.
Honduras' SAG estimates that drought has caused losses across approximately 50,000 manzanas of corn and 20,000 manzanas of beans, equivalent to about one million quintals of corn and between 150,000 and 200,000 quintals of beans.
In response to drought-related pasture reductions, Honduras is allocating more than 20 million lempiras through the Livestock Production Incentive Program to support animal feeding during dry months. Water retention works and small dams are also planned to store water for human consumption, livestock and irrigation.
J$60 million in additional funding was allocated to RADA to build water catchment points in 25 high-yield farming areas.
2.82 million gallons of water were trucked free of charge by the NIC to farmers, while RADA delivered 1,900 loads of water across eight priority parishes.
More than 4,100 farms implement Livestock NAMA measures in Costa Rica through technologies that increase productivity and producers' income.
200,000 hectares are covered by more than 4,100 farms applying Livestock NAMA technologies for more resilient and low-emission production.
312,700 tonnes of sugarcane were harvested in Guadeloupe in 2026, approximately 35% less than in 2025.
