România şi Ungaria sunt afectate de şocurile climatice în ceea ce priveşte randamentul culturilor de porumb - Reuters - Economica.net

Farmers in Central and Eastern Europe face increasing challenges due to recurring droughts and heatwaves, impacting corn yields significantly. Hungary and Romania, once major corn producers, are experiencing sharp declines in cultivated areas. The EU's corn harvest is projected to be at a two-decade low, with Romania's yield expected to be half of what it was in 2018 and 2019. Many farmers are abandoning corn cultivation, shifting to crops that require less water. Climate change is a significant factor in these shifts, leading to a potential increase in corn imports for the EU in the coming years.