For farmers, the impacts of climate change are both direct and indirect. Direct impacts include the physical impacts of higher temperatures and more frequent extreme weather events, such as more frequent droughts and floods. These can damage crops and livestock, reducing yields and increasing production costs. Indirect impacts include the effects of extreme weather on farming infrastructure, such as shifting weather patterns leading to longer growing seasons or reduced effects of crop rotation.
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