Farmers in the south-east are sounding the alarm as high temperatures and low rainfall negatively impact crops.
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Updated Jul 24
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Farmers in the south-east are sounding the alarm as high temperatures and low rainfall negatively impact crops.
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Drought conditions caused by extreme heat are currently affecting crops and local agriculture.Also in this story
- Drought and heat caused significant crop losses in California, prompting research into crop adaptation.
- Heat wave causes drought concerns for crops in Tipperary, Ireland.
- WFP is providing climate insurance schemes as extreme weather impacts harvests and livelihoods.
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Connacht
province in Ireland
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