Climate-Smart Agriculture news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026
In Climate-Smart Agriculture on Tuesday, October 13, 2026: DA and IRRI map climate risks for Philippine rice farmers. Also: Wandile Sihlobo reflects on a high-level roundtable on South Africa's El Niño preparedness; Stockholm Environment Institute examines how healthy land and reliable water can protect Moldova's farming future.
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- Wandile Sihlobo reflects on a high-level roundtable on South Africa's El Niño preparedness.Wandile Sihlobo | Substack
- Stockholm Environment Institute examines how healthy land and reliable water can protect Moldova's farming future.Stockholm Environment Institute
- Rising heat threatens food production, while smarter farming is presented as a path to resilience.Devdiscourse
- An NFU survey finds weather volatility is threatening British food production.NFUonline
- Households are urged to grow their own food as El Niño drought threatens food security.IOL
- DA and IRRI map climate risks across vulnerable rice-farming communities in the Philippines.International Rice Research Institute (IRRI)
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- South Africa and Zimbabwe prepare farms for a possible El Niño · El Niño · in the news 2 of the last 3 days
Zimbabwe launched Pfumvudza/Intwasa for 2026/2027 to bolster food security before a possible El Niño. South Africa held an El Niño preparedness roundtable.
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