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Sorghum Seen as Climate Crop for European Farming
Original: Sorghum Could Help European Farming Adapt to Climate Change
Sorghum is being put forward as a crop that could help European agriculture adapt to climate change. The drought-tolerant cereal, long grown in Africa and North America, needs less water than maize and could become more widely planted in Europe as heat and dry conditions increasingly disrupt conventional crops.
Why now: Climate pressures on European agriculture are driving interest in drought-resistant alternative crops.
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