ISTANBUL Disruptions in rainfall patterns, intensified by climate change , are increasingly impacting agricultural productivity across Türkiye. Sector representatives report a 6.75 percent decline in wheat yields, forecasting a loss in output valued at approximately 17 billion Turkish Liras. While rainfall in Southeastern Anatolia dropped by up to 60 percent, the Aegean and Mediterranean regions recorded their highest precipitation levels in the past two decades. Despite regional disparities,

Tag-uri: Agricultura