Drought and Above-Average Heat Impose Unwanted Costs for Farmers

UK Farmers Face Increased Fire Risks as Dry Weather Persists

British farmers are facing increased fire risks to both their fields and harvesting machines, following a long spell of hot, dry weather.

Drought and above-average heat impose unwanted costs for farmers

Farms across the Wrexham area have addressed the challenges imposed by a lack of rain and rising temperatures.

Hot, dry, and gusty conditions across Eastern Washington

A northwesterly flow will bring temps to near average through Wednesday before the ridge shifts a little closer to the coast and we warm up to near triple digits by Friday.

UK farmer warns of summer fire risks after tractor engulfed in flames - Agriland.co.uk

A Staffordshire farmer is warning of fire risks for agricultural machinery after one of his tractors and tedder were engulfed in flames in a matter of minutes on the way home from a job. The tractor belonging to William Roobottom of Cowley Hill Farm went up in flames in the middle of the road on Thursday (June 10). Roobottom said the New Holland was returning from tedding grass out when its operator noticed a small fire on the right-hand-side of…

All a bit of a disaster: Farmer tells of heat and dry weather impact

Angela Serino, the director of Beetle Bank Open Farm & Wild Sanctuary in York, has said she will struggle to feed her animals after the dry…