FAO warns of increased rainfall and flood risks in Afghanistan

The UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) forecasts above-average rainfall in Afghanistan, potentially aiding rain-fed wheat cultivation but also increasing flash flood risks. Eastern, northeastern, northern, and central regions may see more rain in October, benefiting winter crops. However, intense rainfall could trigger floods and disrupt summer crop harvests. Rising fertilizer and seed prices, plus unfavorable market conditions, limit farmer investment.

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