Extreme weather: How China is using technology to make crops more climate-resilient @channelnewsasia
Extreme weather: How China is using technology to make crops more climate-resilient @channelnewsasia
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Farmers in China are turning to technology to protect their crops as extreme weather threatens food production. From AI and drones in the fields to satellites tracking storms from space, new tools are helping farmers prepare and respond earlier. But can technology keep pace with climate change? Deborah Wong reports in the second part of our series on climate resilience.

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Extreme weather: How China is using technology to make crops more climate-resilient

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