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Al-Azhari Report: Temperature Rise Delays Planting in Egypt
The Agricultural Research Center in Egypt warned farmers against rushing to plant new crops at this time due to the ongoing high temperatures, which can reach up to 45°C in Upper Egypt and between 36-37°C in northern regions, despite the astronomical end of summer approaching on September 21. They confirmed that current weather conditions resemble those of July and August. Therefore, farmers are advised to wait a few days until temperatures drop, especially in areas experiencing a strong heatwave, to avoid issues with crops such as strawberries, potatoes, and onions. Climate changes are also impacting traditional planting schedules, and it is important to adapt according to the actual conditions of each region.
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