Can Asian farmers cope with El Niño's growing threat to agriculture?
A developing El Niño is bringing hotter and drier weather to parts of Asia and Australia, raising concerns for crop production. Farmers are adjusting planting plans as water shortages, reduced rainfall, and fertiliser supply challenges affect key crops such as rice, wheat, soybeans, and corn. In this video, we examine how El Niño is impacting agriculture, what farmers are doing to adapt, and what it could mean for food prices and consumers.
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