Significant Growth in Grain Production in Morocco
In the wake of substantial rainfall during the 2025-2026 agricultural season, Morocco has witnessed a remarkable resurgence in agricultural activity, particularly in grain production. According to estimates, the grain harvest is projected to reach approximately 90 million quintals, which is more than double the yield of the previous season that recorded only 43.1 million quintals. This significant increase is indicative of not only improved weather conditions but also reflects the overall recovery of the agricultural sector.
Impact of Enhanced Water Reserves
The Financial Studies and Forecasting Department, part of Morocco's Ministry of Economy and Finance, has reported that the improved agricultural season coincided with a notable rise in water reserves. This dual benefit of increased rainfall and water availability has contributed positively to the performance of the agricultural sector. Rainfall has been consistent across various agricultural regions, leading to the anticipated growth in grain production. The department forecasts a remarkable turnaround, with grain production expected to hit nearly 90 million quintals, compared to just 43.1 million quintals in the previous year, as detailed by the Moroccan news outlet "Al Omk".
As reported by alarabiya.net.
