Europe’s heatwave in June cost grain farmers €2bn in lost revenue and crop damage

World news | The GuardianWednesday, July 22, 202652m ago

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“EU set for for worst crop harvest in decade after total grain yield estimated to be 9m tonnes smaller than expected, analysis finds The heatwave that swept across Europe in June is estimated to have cost the continent’s grain farmers €2bn (”
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Europe’s heatwave in June cost grain farmers €2bn in lost revenue and crop damage

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