Caquetá Agroclimatic Bulletin - JULY & AUGUST 2025
El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO)
Currently, the ENSO warning system is inactive, and a neutral condition is expected for the July–September quarter with a 67% probability, persisting through August–October (56%). Toward the end of this year, there is evidence of an increased probability of a La Niña event, as shown in Figure 2; however, this scenario still involves a high degree of uncertainty, so constant monitoring of the phenomenon’s evolution is recommended.
It is important to note that this event affects the seasonal rainfall patterns in the department; however, given current conditions, rainfall over the coming months is expected to be largely influenced by the seasonal cycle typical of this time of year and the passage of tropical waves across the country.
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Caquetá Agroclimatic Bulletin - January 2025
The Caquetá Agroclimatic Technical Committee (MTA) is a forum for dialogue and analysis among local, national, and regional agricultural stakeholders, which seeks to understand potential climate trends based on scientific data and empirical knowledg
, and to develop recommendations for mitigating the risks associated with climate variability in the agricultural sector.
The information generated has been compiled in this Agroclimatic Bulletin.
Learn about the key recommendations
General Recommendations
- Build reservoirs and install drip irrigation systems for both permanent and temporary crops.
- Implementation of sustainable agricultural practices in the region.
- Water reuse and related topics.
- Do not burn anything.
- Implementation of agroecological systems and mixed-cropping
. - Manage production systems in accordance with changes in the landscape.
- Implement early warning systems in the pest management of your crops