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22.09.2023

USA - Clarke County seeking drought disaster declaration

An effort is underway to help Clarke County farmers get compensation for crop losses they've suffered during this summer's drought.The Clarke County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday adopted a resolution asking the governor to declare a drought disaster in the county.

22.09.2023

India - TN CM announces Rs 560 cr relief for paddy crop loss to farmers

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Thursday announced crop insurance compensation of Rs 560 crore to farmers in the state who suffered losses due to rainfall deficit in the Northeast Monsoon during samba cultivation season in 2022-23.

21.09.2023

USA - USDA announces milk loss assistance for dairy operations Impacted by disasters

The U.S Department of Agriculture announced Milk Loss Program assistance for eligible dairy operations for milk that was dumped or removed, without compensation, from the commercial milk market due to qualifying weather events and the consequences of those weather events that inhibited delivery or storage of milk (e.g., power outages, impassable roads, infrastructure losses, etc.) during calendar years 2020, 2021 and 2022. 

21.09.2023

North-western European Potato Growers issues late blight warnings for the 2023 potato harvest

In the most recent update from North-western European Potato Growers (NEPG), released on 11th September, initial yield estimates point towards a return to multi-year averages.

21.09.2023

USA - Powdery Mildew on field-grown tomatoes

Leaves on infected tomato plants develop irregular, bright yellow blotches; severely affected leaves die but seldom drop. Spots of dead tissue, sometimes surrounded by a yellow halo, eventually appear in the blotches.

21.09.2023

USA - Peach and nectarine production 2023/24 forecast down to 574,000 tons

U.S. peach and nectarine production for 2023/24 is forecast down to 574,000 metric tons. Production has been fairly stable during the last 5 years, range‐bound between 650,000‐710,000 tons, but weather events in top producing states will drive supplies below this range in 2023/24.

21.09.2023

Peru - El Niño's heat is causing a drop in mango production in Ancash

The crop should show an abundant yellowish-reddish bloom, but the rise in temperatures, which have gone up above 21 degrees, associated with the El Niño phenomenon has had a strong impact on the crop.

21.09.2023

Jamaica - RADA reminds farmers to report damage after natural hazards

The Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA) is reminding farmers to report damage to their property after natural hazards such as hurricanes.Earlier this year, heavy rains caused an estimated $63 million in crop damage in St. Elizabeth alone.

21.09.2023

Australia - Further wheat crop losses as September heat dents yields

Australia's wheat production is likely to decline further as hot and dry weather in September, a crucial month for crop development, curbs yields, threatening to tighten global supplies.

21.09.2023

USA - Apple orchards face crop loss due to adverse weather

Some apple orchards experienced a loss in crop this season.The adverse weather earlier this year still has lasting effects. Apple orchards like Bashista Orchards in Southampton, suffered a loss of crops due to a frost back in May.

20.09.2023

USA - Live Oak poultry and crop damage to ‘impact global market’

As the rest of Florida moves on after Hurricane Idalia, Suwannee County remains devastated. The areas impacted the most house chickens and crops, specifically peanuts and hay. Officials are worried about the recovery response and hope to receive outside help.

20.09.2023

USA - Lanternflies are creeping into Mass

A new infestation of the pesky spotted lanternfly was discovered in Holyoke in late August, according to the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources.Holyoke is now one of a handful of cities and towns in Massachusetts contending with the invasive speciesthat officials sayshould be squashed on sight.

20.09.2023

Spain - Hailstorm destroys nearly $43 million worth of crops as it hits nearly 100% of some farmers' harvests

Farmers in the southeastern Spain city of Valencia are reeling after severe weather struck the region over the weekend, destroying nearly$43 million worth of cropsacross thousands of acres of land. In some cases, nearly 100% of some farmers' crops were impacted, according to the Association of Farmers of Valencia.

20.09.2023

USA - A late May frost caused some NY farms to lose most of their apples

In a normal year, Matthew Critz, a co-owner of Critz Farms in Cazenovia, could stand in the orchard and see a sea of red. Now it's just a few polka dots. He points to a tree about 12 feet tall.

20.09.2023

Greece - Storms flood olive groves, damage trees

In Greece, unusually wet weather caused by the Mediterranean Storm Daniel has dampened the expectations of olive and olive oil producers in the affected areas ahead of the upcoming olive harvest.

20.09.2023

USA - Texas Panhandle farmers struggle with crop damage after third hail storm of the season

Storms moved through the Texas Panhandle on Friday night bringing hail, rain and strong winds wind and rain. Cleanup is ongoing on ranches and farm land in Deaf Smith County an area that took the brunt of the weather as crop damage is being assessed while sawing and removal of downed trees is underway.

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