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Climate Change is driving excessive agrochemicals use in Upper East Region

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He explained that rising temperatures and inadequate soil moisture are reducing the effectiveness of fertilizers and herbicides, forcing farmers to apply more chemicals.
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Climate Change is driving excessive agrochemicals use in Upper East Region

He explained that rising temperatures and inadequate soil moisture are reducing the effectiveness of fertilizers and herbicides, forcing farmers to apply more chemicals.

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3news broke the news on Saturday, August 8, 2026.
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