El Nino: Farmers urged to prioritise climate-smart seed varieties
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The El Niño climate phenomenon is linked to warmer sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern Pacific. This often causes southern Africa to experience extended dry conditions and lower than normal rainfall. Zimbabwe is among the areas affected by these patterns. Farmers in these regions are being urged to prioritize the use of climate-smart seed varieties.
El Niño, a climate phenomenon associated with warmer-than-average sea surface temperatures in the central and eastern Pacific, often brings below-normal rainfall and extended dry conditions to southern Africa, including Zimbabwe. The post El Nino: Farmers urged to prioritise climate-smart seed varieties appeared first on Newsday .