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16.09.2022

USA - Record-breaking Texas drought results in over $2 billion in losses to cotton crop

Cotton farmer Brian Adamek figures he’ll lose about $750 an acre on his 2,000-acre South Texas farm this year because of a summerlong drought that has plagued Texas.

15.09.2022

UK - Drought in parts to remain until next year

Large areas of England are likely to remain in an official drought until next year. Water companies are seeking permission to extract more from rivers, or to keep taking water even when levels drop below certain threshold.

15.09.2022

Poland - Total volume of potatoes will be lower than in previous years

Polish potatoes are having a solid season. Harvest started in June and later varieties are currently still being harvested. Due to the weather conditions, being hot and dry, the total harvested volumes of the potatoes will be lower than they were last season.

15.09.2022

Australia - Third wet summer would be ‘devastating’ says farmer

Northern Rivers farmer Neil Baker said he and his neighbours were still mopping up the mess from torrential rains earlier in the year, which had devastated Lismore and surrounding areas.

15.09.2022

USA - Drought forces farm to prioritize apples over pumpkins

Around Natick, Massachusetts, local apple orchards and pumpkin patches are ready for the fall rush, but they are still feeling the consequences of the summer drought. In some cases, pumpkins may be a bit smaller this season due to the lack of water.

15.09.2022

India - Kuttanad farmers worried over pest attack on standing paddy crops

Farmers in Kuttanad are worried over pest attacks on standing paddy crops.According to farmers and officials, brown planthopper infestation has been reported from fields under Kainakary, Champakulam, Edathua, Nedumudi, Karuvatta and other Krishi Bhavans in the region.

15.09.2022

India - Congress demands compensation for farmers' soybean crop loss

Members of Block Congress on Wednesday sought compensation from the government without conducting a survey in view of soybean crop loss due to yellow mosaic virus in the Malhargarh region of Mandsaur district.

15.09.2022

USA - Keeping an eye on wheat weather

Summer in the Northern Hemisphere is quickly drawing to a close. After much speculation over drought in North America in 2022, the winner of the most adverse weather award in the Northern Hemisphere goes to Europe due to its summer drought and heat problems.

15.09.2022

USA - Wet weather wreaks havoc on Louisiana crops, forcing officials to seek federal help

Last winter, Tensas Parish farmerWill Ratliffe was optimisticabout this year's harvest. Commodity prices were up, and his 3,500 acres ofsoybeans, cotton and corn appearedset for a banner year.

14.09.2022

Austria - Without the heat waves there would have been a top yield

Since mid-August, kiwi berries have been diligently picked in Styria. The berry fruit, which was unknown until a few years ago, has been able to develop into a seasonal niche product in Austrian food retailing in just a few years.

14.09.2022

New Zealand - Lettuce shortage returns after some bad weather

Extreme weather is to blame for salads being absent from supermarket shelves in New Zealand again. Recent rains hampered growing business Leaderbrand's ability to harvest and plant crops; tractors could not go out in the fields when there was too much mud.

14.09.2022

India - Crop loss compensation hiked

Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Tuesday informed the Legislative Assembly that compensation for crops in rainfed area has been increased from ₹6,800 to ₹13,600 per hectare, and from ₹13,500 to ₹25,000 per hectare for irrigated area.

14.09.2022

Pakistan - Aptma estimates $1.5bn production losses

All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (Aptma) has estimated $1.5 billion production losses of cotton crop due to rains and floods in the country.Accordingly, in order to avoid cotton shortage in the country, Aptma has decided to explore the international market to ensure procurement of quality cotton at reasonable rates.

14.09.2022

Bangladesh - Natural disasters cost coastal families Tk11k to Tk58 lakh in 20 years

Families in the country's south-west coastal region have lost between Tk 11,500 and Tk58 lakh each to various natural disasters in the last 20 years, according to a new study.

14.09.2022

India - Region’s apiarists fear losses as experts blame pesticide use for high bee mortality

Experts at the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), a central institute, and Punjab Agricultural University (PAU), suspect that incidents of bee deaths were caused by insecticides and pesticides being used in bee flora of summer moong and paddy in Punjab and Haryana, sunflowers in Haryana and bajra (pearl millet) in Rajasthan, where bee boxes were migrated and kept May onwards.

14.09.2022

Australia - La Niña dampens fire risk but threatens summer crops

Confirmation that Australia will experience itsthird La Niña event in a rowis good news for bushfire risk and agricultural output, but analysts have warned some regions may experience crop damage or losses due to heavy rainfall.

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