Prime Minister Ciolacu to Assess Drought Damages
Prime Minister Ciolacu announced that together with the Ministry of Agriculture, he will assess the on-site situation of damages caused by drought in order to have an evaluation of the amounts that will need to be granted to affected farmers.
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“When there are problems, such as the current drought, we need to intervene quickly to help those in need, namely our farmers. Tomorrow, I will go with the Minister of Agriculture to assess the situation of damages on site to have a clear picture of the money that needs to be granted to affected farmers!” stated Marcal Ciolacu.
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EU Wheat and Sunflower Production Affected by Drought
This year, the European Union faced challenges in cereal production, with significant impacts on crops such as corn and sunflower. The dry weather in countries located in southeastern Europe led to lower yields and quality issues for these key crops.
As a result of the drought conditions, wheat production in the EU was lower than expected, affecting both quantity and quality. The lack of moisture in the soil during critical growth stages hindered the development of the crops, leading to smaller grain sizes and lower overall yields.
Sunflower production was also heavily impacted by the dry weather, with many farmers reporting lower yields and smaller seeds. The lack of water during the blooming period affected pollination and seed set, resulting in reduced productivity for sunflower crops across the region.
Overall, the drought in southeastern Europe had a significant impact on cereal production in the EU this year, highlighting the vulnerability of agricultural systems to changing weather patterns. Farmers are now facing challenges in meeting market demands and maintaining profitability in the face of these climate-related risks.
