Bosnia and Herzegovina’s agricultural sector is facing a critical situation due to prolonged high temperatures and insufficient rainfall. Farmers are reporting substantial crop losses, impacting vegetables, corn, and fruit yields. This drought is compounded by increasing costs for essential agricultural inputs like fuel and fertilizer, straining producers financially. The situation threatens domestic food production levels and raises concerns about food security within the country. Experts predict that diminished harvests will inevitably lead to increased food prices for consumers. The agricultural crisis requires urgent attention and potential support measures to mitigate the impact on both farmers and the population. Further details are available on Sarajevo Times.