Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Warmer, wetter winters, hotter, drier summers, and more extreme weather events are likely to become more common in the future. Farmers will have to adapt to climate change in order for their businesses to survive and thrive. Through the UK Climate Resilience Programme, scientists worked with farmers to understand the impacts of climate change and how they can adapt. There is plenty farmers can do now to make their farms more resilient. See ukclimateresilience.org for more information.
Over its four-year lifespan, the UKCR programme commissioned and funded more than 60 projects to understand and quantify climate risk, to manage climate risk and to develop climate services: ukclimateresilience.org
#farming #ClimateChange #agriculture #ExtremeWeather
Warmer, wetter winters, hotter, drier summers, and more extreme weather events are likely to become more common in the future. Farmers will have to adapt to climate change in order for their businesses to survive and thrive. Through the UK Climate Resilience Programme, scientists worked with farmers to understand the impacts of climate change and how they can adapt. There is plenty farmers can do now to make their farms more resilient. See ukclimateresilience.org for more information.
Over its four-year lifespan, the UKCR programme commissioned and funded more than 60 projects to understand and quantify climate risk, to manage climate risk and to develop climate services: ukclimateresilience.org
#farming #ClimateChange #agriculture #ExtremeWeather
