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03.11.2022

USA - More than a dozen major climate disasters have occurred with agricultural losses exceeding $1 billion

From Hurricanes Fiona and Ian to flooding in eastern Kentucky and a record dry summer as the western United States entered its 22nd year of a once-in-a-millennium megadrought, the United States has already experienced over a dozen major weather catastrophes, with setbacks surpassing $1 billion.

03.11.2022

New Zealand - Blueberry orchard devastated by severe frost

A severe frost back on October has seriously jeopardised the amount of fruit that will be available this season.On the night of Thursday, October 7, 2022, Waikato orchards were subjected to a severe frost which caused extensive damage to orchard crops such as blueberries.

03.11.2022

India - Despite surveys, Maharashtra farmers continue to wait for insurance claims for crop loss

Agricultural insurance companies are yet to settle claims for both mid-seasonal and post-harvest crop loss claims registered by farmers in Maharashtra. The claims have not been settled despite the surveys being completed on time and farmers intimating their losses.

03.11.2022

Pakistan - First heat, then floods wipe out farms in chilli capital

Near Kunri, a southern Pakistani town known as Asia's chilli capital, 40-year old farmer Leman Raj rustles through dried plants looking for any of the bright red chillis in his largely destroyed crop which may have survived.

03.11.2022

Poland - Drought costs EUR 1.38 bn a year in crops

Poland loses as many as PLN 6.5 bn-worth (EUR 1.38 bn) crops a year due to drought with the largest losses reported in the Wielkopolskie province, a report by the Polish Economic Institute (PIE) has shown.

03.11.2022

India - Climate change-induced natural disaster almost every day so far in 2022

Climate change has never been fair. While the battle remains a global effort, the disproportional manner in which climate disaster tramples on the weakest makes it an achingly cruel opponent.

03.11.2022

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.

02.11.2022

USA - Five crops devastated by a year of extreme weather

rom Hurricanes Fiona and Ian, to flooding in eastern Kentucky and a record dry summer as the western US entered its 22nd year of a once-in-a-millennium megadrought, the US has already seenmore than two dozenmajor climate disasters with losses exceeding $1bn (£864m).

02.11.2022

Philippines - Paeng damage, losses to agri climb to P2.74 billion

Damage and losses due to Severe Tropical Storm Paeng (international name: Nalgae) have climbed to over P2 billion as of Wednesday afternoon, the Department of Agriculture (DA) reported.

02.11.2022

USA - Drought conditions bring financial hit to Valley

A research team from UC Merced studying the California drought found conditions between 2020-2022 to be warmer than previous dry periods.They told the CDFA board meeting in Sacramento that heat waves and stress led to large crop losses.

02.11.2022

India - Extreme weather on almost 90 pc days in first 9 months this year

India recorded an extreme weather event on almost 90 per cent of the days in the first nine months of this year, with Himachal Pradesh logging the highest number of human deaths, according to a new report.

02.11.2022

Australia - Heatwave is bringing strawberry season in Far North to an end

Across Queensland, farmers are battling unseasonable weather. The Bureau of Meteorology is warning of possible crop losses and more extreme weather. A heatwave is bringing the strawberry season in the Far North to an end.

02.11.2022

Sudan - Suede gives $2.3 million to support WFP program for small farmers

The United Nations World Food Program (WFP) received $2.3 million in funds from the Swedish government on Tuesday to support the post-harvest losses project implemented by the United Nations in Sudan.

02.11.2022

Zimbabwe - Farmers count loss and damage as climate change hits country hard

Rising global temperatures have affected Zimbabwe heavily, with extreme events like veld fires, cyclone-induced heavy rainfall and droughts. This has led to farmers in the southern African country facing crop losses.

02.11.2022

India - Maharashtra to provide compensation to farmers for crop loss caused by October rains

The Maharashtra cabinet on Wednesday decided to pay compensation up to three hectares to farmers who lost their crops due to retreating rains last month. This decision was taken in the weekly Cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Eknath Shinde.

01.11.2022

Spain - Almond production is expected to drop by 44% this season

Just over a week ago, the Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food published an analysis of the 2021/22 nut campaign and the first forecasts for the 2022/23 campaign that is now starting.

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