[Agricultural and Fisheries News=Reporter Hong Jeong-min] The frequent occurrence of extreme weather phenomena such as heatwaves, droughts, heavy rainfall, and cold snaps is causing not only changes in the suitable areas for cultivating crops but also reducing productivity. The climate crisis is no longer a future threat but has become a present existential issue. This is particularly true in agriculture. Among the keywords that will permeate 2026, "climate crisis" is one, and in this context, how can South Korean agriculture respond to it and turn the crisis into an opportunity?# With the forecast that temperatures will rise again this year, concerns about the climate crisis are expected to continue as predictions for higher global temperatures in the first half of the year are emerging. Asia