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Agricultural Research Warns of Temperature Impact
Summer crops such as maize, cotton, rice, and soybeans sunflower face the risk of reduced productivity due to rising temperatures. The Agricultural Research Center warns that increased nighttime respiration in plants—known as "dark respiration"—leads to the consumption of dry matter and crop deterioration. It recommends boosting potassium levels through irrigation or spraying, especially towards the end of the crop cycle, to help reduce losses. Additionally, there is a warning that the expected break in the heatwave starting Thursday could introduce new challenges, and farmers should prepare to deal with pests and insects that may result from decreased temperatures and humidity.
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