Agriculture: Crops of Corn, Beet and Potatoes Could Reach a Lower Level in 2026 Due to Heat Waves
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Summer heat events have weighed heavily on French agricultural yields, resulting in historically low harvest forecasts for several major crops Crops
France must register its smallest crops of maize and sugar beet since the 1970s, after heat waves and droughts damaged the plantations in the largest agricultural producer in the European Union, the country's Ministry of Agriculture informed in a report released on Tuesday. For corn, the ministry reduced its forecast [...]
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Due to the extreme summer with numerous heat waves, the harvest of maize, sugar beet and potatoes in France is likely to be as bad as it has been for a long time. According to forecasts published on Monday by the Ministry of Agriculture, maize production is down 42 percent on the previous year. An expected yield of 8.1 million tonnes would be the lowest since 1980.
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