South African Farmers Urged to Protect Crops from Extreme Weather
• Dr. Ncoyini encourages South African farmers to protect crops from extreme weather like sudden temperature drops and heavy rainfall.
• Covering crops with straw, shade nets, or plastic sheets can reduce cold stress and shield plants from hail and heavy rain.
• Proper water management, including creating channels for excess water, is essential to prevent waterlogging and disease.
Farmers urged to protect crops from weather
In South Africa, weather patterns are becoming more unpredictable, thus farmers are being encouraged to take immediate measures to protect their crops from extreme weather. Dr. Zoleka Ncoyini, a lecturer at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, emphasizes the need for effective strategies to reduce potential losses.
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