Morocco's agriculture sector, including cereal farmers, faces crisis due to a six-year drought, threatening food supply.

Morocco's agriculture sector, including cereal farmers, faces crisis due to a six-year drought, threatening the country's food supply. This year's harvest is expected to be smaller in both volume and acreage, leading to increased imports and government subsidies to prevent food prices from rising. The North African nation is among the regions most vulnerable to climate change, with delayed annual rains and inconsistent weather patterns pushing the growing season later and affecting farmers' plans.