Extreme weather is impacting agricultural viability in England, where a farm is utilizing controlled fertigation methods to cope with climate extremes.
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Updated Jul 25
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What happened
Extreme weather is impacting agricultural viability in England, where a farm is utilizing controlled fertigation methods to cope with climate extremes.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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England
country in north-west Europe, part of the United Kingdom
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Warrington
town in Cheshire, England
Related events
- Drought conditions are impacting agricultural viability in England and East Anglia.
- Extreme weather impacts food production, and the James Hutton Institute is providing expertise on agricultural adaptation in England and Scotland.
- ECIU analyzed data from AHDB regarding shared experiences of extreme weather events in England and Wales.
- Extreme weather, characterized by drought and heat, is causing production to plummet in England and Scotland.
- Reports detail how weather patterns affected agriculture, leading to the provision of financial grants to affected farming households in England and Wales.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- bbc.co.ukWe might as well not bother growing things, says Merseyside farmer