by Text_Adm | Aug 21, 2026 | Blog, woven polypropylene sacks
Market Demands: Sustainability as a Requirement, Not an Option If you export cardamom, coffee, vegetables, or any agricultural product from Guatemala, El Salvador, or Honduras, you’ve likely noticed that buyers are increasingly asking about your environmental...
by Text_Adm | Aug 13, 2026 | Blog, Ground Cover
August through October: The Most Critical Season for End-of-Year Vegetables If you grow tomatoes, bell peppers, sweet peppers, cucumbers, squash, or any other vegetable for the end-of-year harvest in Guatemala, you know that the period between August and October...
by Text_Adm | Aug 5, 2026 | Blog, Agricultural Twine
September in the Northern Triangle: The Month That Determines Your Late-Season Harvest If you’re a farmer in Guatemala, El Salvador, or Honduras, you know that September isn’t just any month. It’s the peak of the rainy season, when tropical storms unleash their fury...
by Text_Adm | Jul 29, 2026 | Blog
The climate in Central America for half the year is marked by the canícula, a period of intermittent drought that significantly affects regional agricultural production. Understanding why this phenomenon has such a significant impact allows the agribusiness sector to...
by Text_Adm | Jul 29, 2026 | Blog
The dry spell is a climatic phenomenon that directly impacts agricultural production in Guatemala. Understanding its characteristics, the times when it occurs, and preparation strategies enables the agribusiness sector to reduce risks and make more informed decisions....
