Intermittent rainfall threatens rain-fed crops in Homs, solutions are expensive ...Syria

Enab Baladi – Orwah al-Mundhir Although rainfall is close to the annual average, the risk of drought still threatens rain-fed crops in Homs governorate. Fears prompted the government of the Syrian regime, last week, to release irrigation water from Qattina Lake in an attempt to save the wheat crop in the central region. The decrease in the groundwater level to less than 100 meters made it difficult for farmers to extract water to irrigate their fields amid the high prices of diesel used to run the engines and the high costs of installing solar panels. The government of the regime has reduced the amount of support directed to farmers, despite the concerns, by raising the prices of fer

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