226,773.97 hectares of farmland are now dry in Guatemala. The figure surpasses any agricultural drought record from the past decade. MAGA is watching 18 climate vulnerable regions while 486,727 households in 194 municipalities face crop failure. Maize, beans and coffee bear the brunt. Food security is thinning and rural survival is under pressure.
💡 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Q: How many hectares of farmland are affected by drought in Guatemala?
- A: 226,773.97 hectares are now dry, surpassing any agricultural drought record from the past decade.
- Q: Which crops are most impacted by the drought?
- A: Maize, beans and coffee bear the brunt of the crop failures.
- Q: How many households are at risk of food insecurity?
- A: 486,727 households in 194 municipalities face crop failure while MAGA watches 18 climate vulnerable regions.