Farmers in Jajarkot, Nepal are facing devastating consequences following the recent earthquake. Despite crops being ready for harvest, they lack secure storage due to widespread home destruction. This double loss—of shelter and sustenance—presents a critical challenge for affected families. Officials are now warning of a looming food shortage in the region as a direct result of the disaster. The earthquake has not only destroyed homes but also threatens the food supply needed for recovery. Aid organizations are attempting to address the immediate needs of displaced farmers, but long-term solutions for food security are urgently required. The situation highlights the vulnerability of agricultural communities to natural disasters and the importance of resilient infrastructure.