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Sorghum proposed as climate-resilient crop for Europe

Original: Sorghum may help European agriculture face climate change

Researchers at the French agricultural research institute INRAE say sorghum could help European agriculture adapt to climate change. The cereal tolerates drought and heat better than major staples like wheat and maize, making it a candidate as summers become hotter and drier. Scientists are studying which sorghum varieties suit European conditions.

Why now: New research highlights sorghum as a drought-tolerant crop option as European farmers face hotter, drier conditions.

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• Sorghum may help European agriculture face climate change · Phys.org
• Sorghum may help European agriculture face climate change · INRAE

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