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Senamhi predicts continued drought in Fistcome true and now threaten hectares of cultivationThis was reported to the regional office. Agriculture this department.
According to Herman Kutip Flores, Director of Statistics and Information Technology Puno Regional Agricultural Authorityconfirmed that the harvest is less due to lack of rain.
The situation mainly affects cereal crops for transportation such as potatoes, oca, broad beans, barley, fodder oats and especially quinoa, which have been reduced by 70% since the last campaign.
Quinoa has fallen in terms of planting percentage
According to the agency, according to the National Crop Survey, 36,303 hectares of quinoa were planned to be planted, but only 27,670 hectares were cultivated, and losses (due to drought) so far are about 16,721 hectares.
dad it has also declined from 60,427 ha to 55,000, production is also at risk as it is still in its growing season.
“The reasons for the defeat of these crops will be the planting of terrazzo due to the lack of rain, as well as the presence of adverse climatic events, such as frost and hail, which disturb farmers,” he said.
According to Senamhi’s report, the deficit is 42%, which is a concern since 97% of the cropped area depends on rain.
What will happen in other regions?
The drought persists in the south of the country, fortunately the agrometeorological factors are still good in regions such as Tacna, Ayacucho, Cajamarca, Piura, for potatoes in La Libertad, Ancash, Moquegua, for beans in Arequipa.
The situation is also normal on the coast of the country, which includes regions such as Piura, Lambaeque, Ancash and Ica, where fruits such as plums, grapes or mangoes are grown.
In the case of the Amazon, the climate is favorable for growing cocoa and coffee in regions such as San Martin, Amazonas, and Huanuco.
Source: RPP
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