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Drought spells hunger for farmers

Summary by Bulatlat
ISABELA – Parched lands. Crops are dying while some grow unevenly. Worms and pests swarming.  Such are the farmlands beside the Cagayan river, and farmers worry about what little they could harvest. “It’s frustrating to see the crops here,” said farmer Pablo Canseran in the vernacular, showing the damages of his crops. He is cultivating one hectare of corn this season, but his estimated loss has already reached 80 sacks of corn, significantly hi…
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Bulatlat broke the news on Tuesday, August 4, 2026.
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