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In the interest of public safety, to make water resources available for wildfire activity. >> right now, all these sprinkles would be running. >> reporter: michael is a farmer near las vegas, new mexico. >> completely open. there is no water. as you can see. right now, we have it completely open and theres no water coming out. >> reporter: all of his irrigation lines are dry. the wildfire is miles away from his 600-acre farm and yet it will wipe out all of his crops because of the state order ma...

This week on Eco Africa we see why preserving and distributing older varieties of seeds is more important than ever and visit a desert oasis in Tunisia that is coming back to life after decades of wasteful water use.

Safeguarding the genetic diversity of seeds is vital to our survival. But 75 percent of crop varieties have already been lost. So preserving and distributing older varieties is more important than ever.

Suhar: Grape crops have begun at the farm of Directorate General of Agriculture and Livestock Research in the Wilayat of Suhar.The Directorate General of Agriculture and Livestock...

Catastrophic changes. it is time to act. >> time is running out. the climate crisis, the world must act in this decade. the good news is that the lifeline is right in front of us. >> and there is startling new analysis saying the climate change is making the odds of a record breaking heat wave in india and pakistan 100 times more likely. those countries are already dealing with extreme heat, it forced schools to close, damaged crops, put pressure on energy supplies. they saw the temperature clim...

Despite competition from South America and several diseases, Ivory Coast is Africa's leading exporter of bananas to Europe. Some farmers think organic versions of the fruit could revolutionize the industry.

Extremely dry weather has caused severe damage to grain crops in some parts of France and substantial rain will be needed by early June to allow those in large producing regions to pull through, a technical institute said on Thursday.

Part of Ukraine’s national seed bank, a repository of genetic diversity, has been destroyed by a blast in Kharkiv, and the rest of the collection remains at risk

Local farmers have had a late start planting this season with some averaging about two weeks behind due to cold temperatures.

Ukraine’s farmers plan to grow twice as much spring wheat 2022-05-18