The weather worsened the harvest of vegetables and fruits in Europe

게시됨 2024년 8월 27일

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Europe's agriculture has been hit by extreme weather conditions, including severe droughts in the south and extremely wet conditions in the north, leading to reduced yields and quality issues in various crops. Spring frosts have significantly impacted the harvest of apples in Poland and berries in Germany, with the EU apple harvest forecast to be 10% lower than last year and Poland's production expected to decrease by 30%. The European Commission has proposed a financial aid package of 62 million euros to help countries affected. Germany's strawberry harvest is projected to decline by 25% in 2024, leading to higher consumer prices, and the UK's crop growth has been affected by a lack of sunlight, despite the hottest May on record.

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Europe's agriculture has been significantly affected by a range of extreme weather conditions, from extremely wet conditions in the north to severe droughts in the south, challenging farmers and affecting yields. In particular, spring frosts significantly reduced the harvest of apples in Poland and grapes, strawberries and asparagus in Germany, due to the lack of light, the quality and yield of strawberries, tomatoes and cucumbers deteriorated. This is reported by BNN Bloomberg. It is noted that the apple harvest in the EU is forecast to be 10% less than last year. In Poland, the largest producer of apples on the continent, production is expected to decrease by 30% compared to the previous year. This decline is attributed to early flowering caused by a mild winter, followed by a hard frost in April that destroyed many fruit buds. The European Commission has proposed a package of financial aid in the amount of 62 million euros to help not only Poland, but also the Czech Republic ...

출처: Agrotimes