Producer, Review the Agroclimate Risk for Bean Cultivation

For the May-July 2025 quarter, the agroclimatic risk for bean cultivation indicates that no precipitation is expected in the southern coast. Additionally, daytime and nighttime temperatures are forecast to be between normal to below normal, according to the National Meteorology and Hydrology Service of Peru (Senamhi). In the northern highlands, precipitation is expected to be between normal to above normal, with temperatures between lower normal and above normal. In the northern and central jungle, precipitation is expected to be between lower normal and upper normal, with temperatures ranging from upper normal to above normal. Southern Coast In the southern coast, maximum temperatures are expected to remain within normal ranges during May and June, while in July they could be around normal to below normal values. Minimum temperatures are projected to be within the usual range in May, with the possibility of being normal-lower in June and July. Regarding precipitation, a dry ...