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Data from NCEI and Cal Poly details how extreme weather patterns are affecting agricultural harvests and market trends.

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Data from NCEI and Cal Poly details how extreme weather patterns are affecting agricultural harvests and market trends.

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  1. NASS provided production forecasts for California agriculture.Sub-event
  2. Pollination services are being studied in Berkeley to understand how they influence food prices across California.Sub-event
  3. High temperatures are impacting agricultural cycles and market risk, affecting title insurance premiums.Sub-event
  4. Supply shortages are leading to high prices and market tightness in the fruit and vegetable market due to extreme weather.Sub-event
  5. The market for Chianti Classico Riserva is currently navigating challenges posed by the interplay of vintage quality, climate factors, and broader market trends.Sub-event
  6. Agency monitors drought conditions across the country.Sub-event
  7. NCEI and Cal Poly provide data linking extreme weather to crop impacts and food market trends.1 source

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