Extreme Weather Tests Germany's Agricultural Resilience The scorching heat wave that swept through Europe in late June has left a trail of devastation in its wake, particularly for German farmers who are struggling to cope with unpredictable weather patterns.
Climate change is forcing traditional farming methods and crops to adapt or risk being left behind.
A recent analysis by Coceral, the European association of grain traders, found that this year's heat wave reduced the value of the grain harvest in Europe by over €2 billion ($2.