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Climate change impacts early October weather and guides farmers
The Climate Change Information Center at the Agricultural Research Center has announced that early October is witnessing significant weather changes that will affect agriculture. There is a moderation in morning temperatures and higher temperatures during the day, along with a chance of light rain and mist. The center recommends that farmers manage the transition carefully from summer to autumn by preparing the land, selecting suitable seeds, and timing planting and irrigation appropriately. It also emphasizes the importance of pruning and grafting fruit trees, monitoring plant nutrition and pest control, and being cautious of weather fluctuations such as winds and limited rainfall, which could lead to the emergence of diseases and pests. Early inspection and adjusting irrigation based on weather conditions are also crucial. This period is critical for setting early farming operations to ensure a successful season and harvest.
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