Cuban Agriculture

Challenges in Cuban agriculture include scarcity, import dependency, and extreme weather impacts. Efforts continue to revitalize sugar and food production amidst high prices.

Egg Co-Ops: A New Attempt to Revitalize Poultry Production in Sancti Spíritus

Published on 5/25/2025

Cuban Leader Criticizes Farmers, Ignoring State's Role in Agricultural Failures

Published on 5/18/2025

Havana's Market Offering American Goods Sparks Social Media Frenzy: Where Exactly Is It?

Published on 5/15/2025

Cuba Considers Allowing Foreigners to Lease Land

Published on 3/5/2025

Buffalo Meat and Milk Production in Guantánamo Hailed by Díaz-Canel

Published on 2/28/2025

Cubans in Matanzas Receive Only Two Pounds of Rice After Two-Month Delay

Published on 2/15/2025

Devastating Impact of Hurricane Rafael on Artemisa's Agriculture: Complete Destruction of Banana Crops

Published on 11/9/2024

Cuban Government to Supply Fuel Directly to Tobacco Farmers: "Only 40% Reached Fields in Previous Years"

Published on 11/2/2024

Hurricane Oscar Devastates Coffee Harvest in Key Cuban Region

Published on 11/1/2024

Cuban Government's Endless Loop: Renewed Push to Revitalize Sugarcane and Food Production

Published on 10/14/2024

Cuban Sugar Prices Skyrocket: "I Refuse to Pay"

Published on 10/12/2024

Cuban Leader Blames "Import Dependency" for Stunted Progress in Cuba

Published on 10/12/2024

Cuba's Bitter Irony: Teaching Vietnam Coffee Cultivation, Now Forced to Buy It Back

Published on 9/16/2024

La Palma Agromarket in Havana Shows Scarcity and High Prices

Published on 6/7/2024