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Europe’s farmers move to the night shift to beat the heat
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The use of nighttime farming is a response to the increasingly frequent and severe heatwaves affecting European agriculture, which can lead to crop damage and reduced livestock productivity. Extreme weather events have become more common in recent years, prompting farmers to adapt their practices to mitigate the impacts of climate change. By adjusting their working hours and using technology such as floodlights, farmers are attempting to reduce the risks associated with heat stress and maintain their yields.
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Europe’s farmers move to the night shift to beat the heat
Floodlights, headlamps, cooling sheds and later feeding times for animals are helping the sector cope with extreme weather
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