Guadeloupe sugar cane farmers face repeated catastrophic crop failures due to severe drought

Sugar cane farmers in Guadeloupe are experiencing consecutive years of devastating droughts that destroy their harvests, threatening their livelihoods and the region's agricultural economy. Current water management and irrigation solutions are insufficient to protect crops from increasingly severe and unpredictable drought conditions. Farmers lack reliable methods to predict, prevent, or mitigate drought impact on their yields.