South Asian Farmers Adapt Crops and Methods Amid Changing Climate

Agricultural communities across India and Pakistan are shifting traditional planting practices and introducing heat-resistant crops like olives to cope with increasingly unpredictable weather patterns.

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As the climate changes, South Asia's farmers rethink how – and what – they grow

From India's prized mangoes to olives taking root in Pakistan, farmers are finding new ways to produce food in a hotter, less predictable world.

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South Asian Farmers Adapt Crops and Methods Amid Changing Climate

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As the climate changes, South Asia's farmers rethink how – and what – they grow

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