Crop Failures Due to Natural Disasters Force Cambodian Farmers to Rely on Insect Farming for Livelihoods
In Cambodia's jungle regions, farmers are turning to insect farming as a lifeline amidst severe crop damage caused by natural disasters. The farming of crickets and other insects has become a crucial source of income to support household finances.
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