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07.11.2022

India - A year of extreme weather events has weighed heavy on agricultural sector

After a difficult two years of the COVID-19 pandemic, Manjeet Singh was hopeful that 2022 would bring some cheer. A farmer from Harigarh village in Punjab’s Barnala district, Singh owns 4.04 hectares of farmland, his only source of his livelihood.

07.11.2022

USA - Drought concerns continue with slight changes

Drought concerns are still continuing for all parts of Siouxland but some areas worse than others.Some areas, particularly in northeast Nebraska are under the highest drought conditions, Exceptional Drought, the highest drought category.

07.11.2022

India - Cotton off season management vital to eradicate Pink Bollworm

Farmers should follow off-season management to protect next crop of cotton from pests and enhance per acre production, said Assistant Director Agriculture Information Abdus Samad.

07.11.2022

India - Govt panels to assess climate crisis impact on crop yields

India recorded its hottest March on record this year, which shaved off 3 million tonne from its wheat output. In September, a late surge in monsoon flooded several states, destroying oilseeds and pulses, and delaying the rice harvest.

07.11.2022

USA - NWA and River Valley residents suffered damages from storm

Residents woke up this morning grateful to see another day but terrified to see the damage the storm has done.Many have experienced home damage, crop damage, a tree on their home, and seen ruined cars that have left them in shock.

07.11.2022

USA - USDA expands outreach on crop insurance to underserved producers

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently invested about $3.3 million in two new partnerships that will train and equip the next generation of crop insurance agents, adjusters and outreach educators about crop insurance options.

07.11.2022

Australia - Waterlogged wheat crop faces extensive quality downgrades

Flooding and excessive rains across key parts of Australia’s wheat growing areas have resulted in extensive damage to what was expected to be a record bin-busting high quality crop just a few weeks ago, exacerbating concerns over world food supplies.

04.11.2022

Egypt - Climate change endangers Nile Delta

Egyptian farmers working the land in the Nile River Delta are facing increasing troubles as rising sea levels infuse the once fertile soil with dried salt. There are concerns that this might become worse over time if urgent measures are not taken to combat the rising seawater.

04.11.2022

India - Farmers request collector for survey to assess crop damage

The farmers said the agriculture department submitted a report to the high court that standing crops like cotton, soya, mirchi, black gram and red gram were badly damaged in 1.4 lakh acres of 26,783 farmers in the district.

04.11.2022

China - Frequent extreme weather causes Yantai Fuji apple production to drop by about 30%

This year's new season of Yantai Fuji apples began harvesting after Shuangjiang (end of Oct), and it is expected that the supply period will end in several days. Despite the frequent occurrence of extreme weather, such as rain in the early stages, this did not lead to a delay in the start of the Yantai Fuji production season.

04.11.2022

Philippines - Agri damage due to Paeng hits P2.86 billion

Agricultural damage and losses caused by Severe Tropical Storm Paeng (international name: Nalgae) have increased to P2.86 billion as of Thursday afternoon, according to the Department of Agriculture (DA).

04.11.2022

Australia - Victorian farmers face massive clean-up and costs after weeks of devastating floods

More than 3,000 farm animals and more than 120,000 hectares of crops have been lost in thedevastating Victorian floods.The state government estimatesabout 12,000 farming properties have been affected and that 5,000 kilometres of fencing has been damaged and 50,000 tonnes of hay or silage destroyed.

04.11.2022

Disappointing global wine production predicted for 2022

Global wine production, hit hard by climate change events, is set to be below average this year, according to estimates from theInternational Organisation of Vine and Wine(OIV).

04.11.2022

Climate change is the biggest threat facing humanity today

At Islamic Relief we witness the impact of extreme weather events in our work all over the world. Right now, children in Somalia are starving because of an unprecedented drought, while in Pakistan I recentlysaw for myselfthe devastation caused by the worst floods in decades.

04.11.2022

India - B.R. Patil demands resurvey of Kharif crop damage across Kalaburagi district

Claiming that the compensation released by Karnataka government for the monsoon crop loss due to excess rainfall was ‘unscientific’, Congress leader B.R. Patil demanded a resurvey of the crop damage across Kalaburagi district.

03.11.2022

India - Farmers want to assess loss and damage due to extreme weather better

Rain conjures hope in Maharashtra’s Marathwada region. Its eight districts are predominantly rainfed and are among the most drought-prone areas in the country. Monsoon failures and chronic farmer suicides bring the region national notoriety.

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