US EditionAnti-hail rockets divide farmers. Their launch suspended by the Government
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Farmers are in a dispute after the Ministry of Agriculture decided that the anti-hail system should no longer be used anywhere in the country because it is outdated and not approved. While some farmers applaud the measure and say that they have faced drought in recent years due to the rockets that disperse the clouds, others are convinced that the system has protected them.
The season of storms dangerous for agriculture has begun. In Cahul, last week, a torrential rain was accompanied by hail the size of a pea. The operators of the anti-hail missile system were on alert, but they have not launched any projectiles for now. For this season, the Republic of Moldova has 2,200 missiles at its disposal and has ordered another […]
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