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Rice harvest likely reduced across Asia: El Nino weather phenomenon blamed for drought

9th - Higher Ed
Drought could significantly impact rice harvests across Asia this season due to the El Nino weather phenomenon.
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Why millet is making a big comeback in India

9th - Higher Ed
More farmers in India are swapping out their rice crops to grow millet. CBC South Asia correspondent Salimah Shivji explains what’s behind the shift back to the old-school grain and why it’s being promoted as a climate solution.
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Ukraine agriculture: War-weary farmers curb plantings

9th - Higher Ed
Working on very low margins, Ukrainian farmers were hit hard by the steep rise in export costs caused by the war
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October heat wave bakes southern Ontario

9th - Higher Ed
Southern Ontario is getting another wave of summer-like weather with temperatures hitting the high 20s C. Several cities are well-above historical averages, and some are close to record all-time highs for the month of October.
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Sri Lanka drought: Government to compensate struggling farmers

9th - Higher Ed
Sajith Kumara had hoped his vegetable crop would fare better than his rice paddy. But delayed rains destroyed them both.
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How scientists are trying to save Canada’s canola crops

9th - Higher Ed
Persistent drought is killing canola crops in southern Alberta, but a scientist at the University of Calgary thinks he’s found a solution. CBC’s Nick Purdon goes to the prairies to learn more about the gene-editing breakthrough and what...
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Greek farmers 'unsurprised' by worst wildfire season on record

9th - Higher Ed
Farmers on the front lines of climate change - how extreme heat in Greece is threatening food supplies.
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The effect of prolonged heat in everyday lives

9th - Higher Ed
From the health of people to plants, the effects of recent heat waves around the world are being felt. Many have been suffering due to the wide-ranging impacts that heat can have on infrastructure and their way of life.
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India's monsoon floods: Farmers stare at major losses

9th - Higher Ed
While average monsoon rains are ordinarily good for the farmers, uneven distribution this year has created new worries.
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Researchers focus on monitoring carbon in soil

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that it will use $300 million from the Inflation Reduction Act to monitor agricultural emissions, including by creating a research network to monitor carbon levels in soil.To do that, farmers...
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Farming in wartime: Ukraine farmers impacted by the conflict

9th - Higher Ed
Kremlin says its conditions for extending deal brokered by the UN and Turkey have not been fulfilled.
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Florida County Under Quarantine Over Snails

9th - Higher Ed
A quarantine is in place for a section of Broward county in Florida due to a rise in African land snails, which are harmful to agriculture and can eat their way through about 500 plant species.
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Northwestern Syria: February 6 earthquakes hit food production

9th - Higher Ed
How farmers in Syria are dealing with the fallout of damage caused by February’s earthquakes.
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Parts of India experiencing extreme heat

9th - Higher Ed
Working class Indians struggle in the extreme heat hitting various parts of India. Temperatures in Delhi will push into the mid-40s C with very high humidity — a situation made much more regular with climate change.
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India tries to adapt to the threat of extreme heat

9th - Higher Ed
There's a push to adapt to extreme heat in India as heat waves get more intense, and scientists expect it to get worse over the next few decades.
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Locusts threaten Afghanistan’s wheat harvest

9th - Higher Ed
An invasion of locusts in Afghanistan is threatening the wheat harvest.
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Experts concerned about changing weather patterns in Mozambique

9th - Higher Ed
Nearly two-thirds of Mozambique's population rely on farming or fishing for income.
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Cheddar Explains: How Climate Change is Driving Migration

9th - Higher Ed
Cheddar Explains: How Climate Change is Driving Migration
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Advancing Climate-Smart Agriculture and Sustainable Food Production

9th - Higher Ed
Adam Little, CEO of synthetic biology company Sound Agriculture, joined Cheddar News after his company raised $75 million in Series D financing to discuss business operations and growth.
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Europe’s farmers fear drought will stretch through winter

9th - Higher Ed
Why farmers in Romania say there are only two seasons these days: summer and winter
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Madagascar drought: Millions suffer as water supplies dry up

9th - Higher Ed
Madagascar is suffering from drought as fears mount about a food crisis caused by climate change.
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Lettuce prices skyrocket due to crop disease, supply chain issues

9th - Higher Ed
In parts of Canada lettuce is in short supply — and costing a lot more than usual — after drought conditions and disease affected supplies from California.
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Today Explained: Study Reveals How Diet Affects Our Planet

9th - Higher Ed
A recent study has shown the real impact that the food we eat has on the environment.
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Nigeria floods: Thousands of displaced people in need of help

9th - Higher Ed
Severe flooding in Nigeria is forcing people there to become increasingly desperate.