14/08/2026
THE STORM PASSED β EXCEPT FOR FARMERS
A typhoon may disappear from headlines entirely once the skies turn blue, but its damage can linger in farmlands for weeks, months, or even an entire planting season. For our farmers, recovery often means having to replace ruined crops, shoulder the expenses of ruined equipment, and planting everything yet againβ all while the countryβs food supply depends on them getting back on their feet.
When a harvest is lost, the consequences do not end on a single patch of land. What is lost in the fields can be felt across the food supply, affecting markets, prices, and ultimately, the food that makes it onto our tables.