Sarthe Grape Harvest Shifts to August Due to Climate Change

Winegrowers in France's Sarthe department are experiencing an unprecedented shift, with the grape harvest moving to August, a month earlier than usual, due to repeated heatwaves and exceptional drought.

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In Sarthe, grape harvest moves to August, an unprecedented shift for local winegrowers

Winegrowers in the Sarthe department, who typically pick grapes in September, find their calendar upended by repeated heatwaves and exceptional drought.

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Sarthe Grape Harvest Shifts to August Due to Climate Change

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In Sarthe, grape harvest moves to August, an unprecedented shift for local winegrowers

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