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Asia’s Farmers Are Preparing for a Powerful El Niño Before the Worst Arrives
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Asia’s Farmers Are Preparing for a Powerful El Niño Before the Worst Arrives

The next major agricultural shock may already be developing over the Pacific Ocean. A very strong El Niño is taking shape, and climate agencies are warning that its effects could…
Posted by connect.vanshjain@gmail.com 18/09/2026
Dryland Farming Is Moving to the Centre of the Global Agriculture Conversation
Posted inAgriculture technology Farmer crises Farmer Development

Dryland Farming Is Moving to the Centre of the Global Agriculture Conversation

For millions of farmers, water is not just another farm input. It can determine whether a crop survives. That reality is taking centre stage in New Delhi today as the…
Posted by connect.vanshjain@gmail.com 12/09/2026
Europe’s Crops Are Maturing Earlier. What Does That Mean for Farmers?
Posted inClimate change Farmer crises scarcity

Europe’s Crops Are Maturing Earlier. What Does That Mean for Farmers?

Across Europe, the farming calendar is quietly changing. Crops that once followed relatively predictable growth patterns are now reaching maturity earlier as rising temperatures accelerate their development. In some parts…
Posted by connect.vanshjain@gmail.com 08/09/2026
Farmers Are Starting to Look at Their Fields From Space
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Farmers Are Starting to Look at Their Fields From Space

A farmer normally checks a crop by walking through the field. But increasingly, the first warning that something is wrong can come from hundreds of kilometres above it. Satellites are…
Posted by connect.vanshjain@gmail.com 26/08/2026
When a River Runs Dry, Farmers Start Rethinking What They Grow
Posted inClimate change Farmer crises scarcity

When a River Runs Dry, Farmers Start Rethinking What They Grow

In Italy's Po Valley, farmers are facing an uncomfortable question: what should they plant when there may not be enough water to grow it? The Po River is at exceptionally…
Posted by connect.vanshjain@gmail.com 20/08/2026
When the Heat Changes the Farming Clock
Posted inClimate change Farmer crises scarcity

When the Heat Changes the Farming Clock

In Japan, some farmers are starting work before sunrise—or even in the middle of the night. It sounds unusual, but for farmers facing increasingly intense summer heat, changing the clock…
Posted by connect.vanshjain@gmail.com 19/08/2026
When Too Much Rain Becomes a Crop Problem
Posted inClimate change Farmer crises scarcity

When Too Much Rain Becomes a Crop Problem

For farmers, rain is usually welcome. This year, in parts of Canada, there has been too much of it. A wet spring and early summer across parts of Western Canada…
Posted by connect.vanshjain@gmail.com 18/08/2026
When Farmers Start Working at Night: How Extreme Heat Is Changing Agriculture
Posted inClimate change Farmer crises Sustainability

When Farmers Start Working at Night: How Extreme Heat Is Changing Agriculture

For generations, farming has followed the rhythm of daylight. This summer, that rhythm is changing. Across parts of Europe, farmers are starting work in the middle of the night to…
Posted by connect.vanshjain@gmail.com 14/08/2026
How Farming Has Changed Since the Last Big El Niño
Posted inClimate change Farmer crises scarcity

How Farming Has Changed Since the Last Big El Niño

A potentially powerful El Niño is developing, and farmers around the world are watching closely. El Niño can bring very different weather patterns to different parts of the world—drought in…
Posted by connect.vanshjain@gmail.com 12/08/2026
Farmers in Sindh Are Moving Away From Onion Farming — What the Crop Crisis Reveals
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Farmers in Sindh Are Moving Away From Onion Farming — What the Crop Crisis Reveals

Onion farming has long been an important part of agriculture in Pakistan, particularly in Sindh. But increasing disease-related crop losses are now causing some farmers to reconsider whether growing onions…
Posted by connect.vanshjain@gmail.com 10/08/2026

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