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Climate alerts farmers as hot season starts
The Climate Change Information Center, affiliated with the Agricultural Research Center, confirmed that June marks the beginning of the hottest half of the year in Egypt, with rising temperatures and increased evaporation and transpiration rates, which negatively affect agricultural crops. Experts emphasized the need for precise irrigation and fertilization management, as well as reducing the use of nitrogenous fertilizers, to face climate challenges that include the spread of pests and fungal diseases. They also stressed the importance of a good understanding of the relationship between climate and plants to maintain productivity and reduce losses during the summer season.
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