Brutal heatwave has farmers worried

Okosita 2, 2022 · < 1 minute

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The extreme heat in Europe is playing havoc with its agricultural sector, as farmers continue to struggle against an increasingly inhospitable climate. â€œThis weather shows that the pace of innovation needed to help farmers mitigate these extremes in the future must be accelerated. Genetics and seed breeding are absolutely key to providing greater drought and heat tolerance in the future,â€ said Paul Temple of Wold Farm. Read more in this New Food Magazine article.

Farming in the UK, Paul is a member of the Global Farmer Network.

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Paula M. Valetabu

Paul Temple volunteers as a Vice-Chairman for the Global Farmer Network and farms in the north of England in the United Kingdom. Na iwalewale ni teitei ena tabana ni teitei ena dua na qele ni bulumakau kei na iteitei matavuvale ni arable. O Paula e tubu na witi me sorenikau, bali, vucesa sega ni waiwai, vini ni pea kei na bini. Era se qai vakuria tale ena dua na gauna lekaleka sa oti na co co ki na ivakatakarakara ni arable. Ena yasana ni bulumakau era dau vakayagataka kina e dua na veimataqali co raba ni i vuravura kei na bulumakau vakasago, tuberi ira na luve ni bulumakau era sa rawai se volitaki me vaka na sitoa. Me kena ikuri, na iteitei e tiko ena dua na ituvatuva vakaitikotiko e cecere ka tiko na kena rawa ni vuli.