Farmers in Uganda’s Acholi sub-region are being advised to delay planting for the second agricultural season due to a continuing dry spell. Meteorologists predict the drought conditions will likely last until the end of August, raising concerns about another potential crop failure. This advice follows widespread harvest losses experienced by farmers in the region recently. The postponement aims to prevent further losses should the dry weather continue. Authorities are urging caution, fearing a repeat of the recent widespread crop failures. This situation highlights the vulnerability of the Acholi region to climate change and the need for adaptive farming strategies.