How technology is helping grain farmers adapt to weather woes

Muzammil Hussain March 14, 2024

A tractor is running through a field. The sky is very cloudy and tinged orange from wildfire smoke.

Farmers in B.C. and industry analysts say dramatic swings in weather are hampering grain and other crop yields at a time when farmers are leaving the sector, and the only way forward is to adapt with technology.

Farmers in B.C. and industry analysts say dramatic swings in weather are hampering grain and other crop yields at a time when farmers are leaving the sector, and the only way forward is to adapt with technology. A tractor is running through a field. The sky is very cloudy and tinged orange from wildfire smoke.

Farmers in B.C. and industry analysts say dramatic swings in weather are hampering grain and other crop yields at a time when farmers are leaving the sector, and the only way forward is to adapt with technology.

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