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German Farming Industry Expands Drought-Resilient Crops, Irrigation to Resist Drier Climate

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Dryness and drought are making German farmers increasingly create. They grow more soya because the plant needs less liquid. In addition, they water their fields more strongly.

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Dryness and drought are making German farmers increasingly create. They grow more soya because the plant needs less liquid. In addition, they water their fields more strongly.

·Hamburg, Germany
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German agriculture reacts to the increasingly dry summers. Farmers rely on efficient irrigation of their fields and on a heat-resistant crop.

German agriculture reacts to the increasingly dry summers. Farmers rely on efficient irrigation of their fields and on a heat-resistant crop.

Dryness and drought are becoming increasingly a problem in agriculture. A solution to this problem is the transition to more dry-resistant arable crops such as soya. The Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) reports that the areas cultivated for soybeans increased by 156.8 % from 2016, for which figures on soybeans were collected for the first time, by 2024. In the past year, almost 4,500 farms have grown to a total of 40,500 hectares of soybean…

German agriculture reacts to the increasingly dry summers. Farmers rely on efficient irrigation of their fields and on a heat-resistant crop.

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saarbruecker-zeitung.de broke the news in on Tuesday, August 19, 2025.
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