Austrian agriculture loses billion euros due to drought
Drought and lack of rainfall in Austria over the past few months have caused devastating losses exceeding one billion euros and have led to a significant decline in agricultural production, especially crops such as corn, potatoes, sugar beets, and soybeans. The rainfall has decreased by more than 75% since June, with 42 hot days during which temperatures exceeded 30°C, highlighting the increasing frequency of damage caused by drought in the country. This phenomenon now occurs every three years instead of every ten years previously, due to climate change.
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