AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEl Niño and Agriculture: Heifer International says it will help 16,000 farming families in Honduras, Guatemala and Ecuador prepare for drought and flooding. Honduras’ coffee crop is already under pressure, with production forecast to fall 7%. U.S. Military Presence: Hundreds of U.S. soldiers are set to conduct joint training in Honduras, Panama and Colombia as Washington expands its regional campaign against drug trafficking. Coffee Market: Drought across the Central American Dry Corridor has pushed arabica premiums to a three-year high, adding strain for Honduran smallholders. Youth and Migration: A Honduran education program is trying to reduce school dropout and irregular migration by addressing gang violence, insecurity and scarce jobs.
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