Frosts caused damage to European gardeners

Published 2024년 4월 25일

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Unusually warm weather followed by freezes have caused significant damage to farmers in the Balkan countries, Poland, and the Netherlands. The fluctuating temperatures have ruined crops such as fruits, strawberries, and apples, with some areas experiencing temperatures as low as -8C and as high as 30C. In response, Dutch farmers sprayed their orchards with water to protect the buds from frost damage. Forecasters anticipate more extreme weather conditions in the coming week.
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Freezes after unusually warm weather brought a lot of damage to farmers in the Balkan countries, Poland and the Netherlands. This is reported by Euronews. "It was very warm, we even had a temperature of up to 30 on one day, and then it suddenly dropped to minus. The fruits and all that, everything is destroyed, it's the end, if the apples remain, it will be good," said Franjo Crnkovic, a gardener from Croatia. And in Poland, many strawberry farms suffered from frosts down to -8C. Dutch farmers sprayed the orchards with water to prevent frost damage to the buds. Forecasters are predicting extreme conditions next week. We will remind you that we warned ...
Source: Agrotimes

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