Fermierii Europei trec pe „tura de noapte” din cauza caniculei. Recoltele scad, iar vechile calendare agricole nu mai funcționează

Heatwaves and drought are drastically altering agricultural practices in Europe, forcing farmers to adapt their schedules and invest in costly cooling systems. Nighttime harvesting is becoming common in countries like the UK, Spain, and Italy to avoid extreme daytime temperatures. The impact is evident, with France facing its lowest corn yield in decades and significant declines in milk production in Italy. The European agricultural sector is incurring massive losses due to climate-related events, with droughts being a major contributor. As conditions worsen, farmers are struggling to rely on traditional planting and harvesting calendars.