Adapting tea farming to changing rainfall in South Africa

Adapting tea farming to changing rainfall in South Africa

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Author: IPSnews
Organisation: Inter Press Service (IPS)
Countries: Africa, South Africa
Themes: Adaptation and resilience, Agriculture and food security

Listen to this podcast produced by the Inter Press Service, presenting the climate threat posed to rooibos tea production in South Africa, and discussing how farmers are adapting production methods to changing rainfall patterns.

Adapting rooibos farming to rainfall changes in South Africa

 

 

 

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