El Niño Phenomenon: Producers of the Coast Seek to Save Their Animals From the Flood of Rivers
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Producers of Corrientes, Santa Fe and Entre Ríos began to withdraw hacienda from the islands and the low fields before the advance of the water. It is estimated that in Santa Fe there are more than 700,000 heads exposed to the flood and in Entre Rios there are approximately 200,000 animals to evacuate. Read more
On Rural Women's Day, the testimony of Analía Esperón: a livestock producer and captain of "cage" boats that counts the perpecias to be able to protect the farm from the floods that are coming. "The current situation is of gravity," she warns.
The phenomenon could intensify rains between late October and summer, with records of up to 35 per cent above the average in some regions.
The provinces most affected are Corrientes and Entre Ríos. The producers begin to take the hacienda from the areas of islands and low fields adjacent to the bodies of water. The persistent rains in the basins of the rivers Uruguay and Paraná due to the climate phenomenon of El Niño, and the consequent growth of their respective flows [...]
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