How Weather Extremes Impact Local Agriculture in Germany 0726.rtf
Farming Worries after India Records Driest June in 12 Years 0726.rtf‘Super’ El Niño Could Cause Global Food Price Shock Lasting into 2028 - 0726.rtfWarming Climate Reduces Milk Quality and Quantity 0626.rtfSpecialty Farmers Adapt Harvests, Protect Crops in Face of Extreme Heat 0726.rtfFrench Heat Wave May Have Slashed Corn Crop by Up to 1:3 - 0726.rtfUS Wheat Crops Wither, Herds Thin as Spring Drought Deepens 0426.rtfEpic Winter Drought Creates a Bleak Situation for US Farmers — and Your Food 0426.rtfWorld's Critical Food Crops at Imminent Risk from Rising Temperatures 0326.rtfRecent US Droughts Hit Top Cattle Counties Hardest 1225.rtfHistoric Drought, Wheat Shortage to Test Syria’s New Leadership 0825.rtfFarmers Consider Abandoning Drought-Hit Region in Central Hungary 0825.rtfJapan’s Rice Crops Are in a Climate Cooker 0825.rtfDramatic Hunger Surge Strikes the Middle East and Africa, UN Survey Shows 0725.rtfRecent Droughts Are ‘Slow-Moving Global Catastrophe' - UN 0725.rtf‘On a Knife Edge’ – Hot Dry Spring Threatens UK’s Harvest 0625.rtfSoaring Temperatures Threaten Crops, So Scientists Look to Alter the Plants 0625.rtfDrought Hit China’s Breadbasket 0525.rtfWorkers Farm at Night to Avoid Intense Heat, but it Has Other Negative Effects 1224.rtfDroughts in Brazil and Vietnam Are Driving up Global Coffee Prices 1224.rtfClimate Change Stops Workers Getting to the Farm 1124.rtfCombination of Heat and Drought Walloped Virginia Vegetable Farmers 0924.rtf1 in 11 People Went Hungry Last Year. Climate Change Is a Big Reason Why. 0724.rtf‘We Can’t Let the Animals Die’ - Deserts Come to Sicily Farmers 0724.rtfDrought Gripping Morocco Is Bad Omen for Global Food Supplies 0624.rtfClimate Change Is Already Making Your Bills More Expensive 0624.rtfChina’s Record Heat and Heavy Rain Raise Food Security Concerns 0624.rtfEgypt's Extreme Heat Is Ominous Warning for Global Economies This Summer 0624.rtf10s of Millions of Acres of US Cropland Lie Abandoned 0624.rtf - A good chunk of it is over where the Ogallalla Aquifer used to lie nearer the surface. Over-pumping is a bigger factor than sustained drought. But rain is too sparse to support much or any rainfed agriculture there, especially as water evaporates quicker in the hotter climate. How High Will 'Heatflation' Take Middle East Food Prices? 0624.rtfClick for moreSection Map: Food Impacts