This year, Honduras' grain production is expected to reach 22 million tons. The government has implemented multiple measures to ensure production.

According to a report by the Honduran website "radioamerica," Santos Barjum, Deputy Director of the Directorate of Agricultural Science and Technology (DICTA) under the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock, stated on October 10 that the national corn production this year is expected to reach 16 million quintals, beans nearly 5 million quintals, rice 500,000 quintals, and sorghum 280,000 quintals. Barjum pointed out that climate change is continuously affecting national agricultural production. Due to insufficient rainfall, this year's sowing operations have been delayed, pushing back the first season's harvest. However, it is expected that rainfall will increase in the subsequent growing seasons. He specifically mentioned that about 90% of Honduras' rice consumption currently relies on imports, but the government has signed agreements with relevant grain production associations to provide support. Barjum also emphasized the importance of technical subsidies for farmers. These ...