AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCrop Protection: The University of Florida will lead a U.S.-funded high-value crops initiative covering Honduras and six other countries, using diagnostics, crop modeling and risk mapping to tackle pests and diseases and reduce postharvest losses. Rural Technology: A regional program reports that more than 32,000 rural households, including in Honduras, use digital tools to manage crops, reach markets and access financial services. Agricultural Policy: Critics say Honduras’s new Agroindustrial Law favors large agribusiness and energy projects and could weaken ancestral land rights, raising concerns for rural communities and investment. Costs: Honduras is forecast to have Central America’s highest inflation in 2026, at 5.6%, as global energy and food price pressures add to business and household costs.
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