Climate, Poverty, Coffea canephora, Climate change, Global warming, Agriculture
Helping Vietnam’s Coffee Sector Become More Climate Resilient
RT @climatesociety: Coffee accounts for 15% of Vietnam’s exports, and it is also a crop that is vulnerable to climate variability.
Joseph Conway breaks down how a new application #ACToday has developed will help provide farmers with better, tailored information: https://t.co/dVhmQGoUPU https://t.co/pXbla1G4nk
OpenRising temperatures and extreme weather have subjected Vietnamese coffee farmers to increasing uncertainties: longer droughts, more frequent floods, and severe outbreaks of pests and diseases that result in reduced productivity. To help farmers adapt to these climate-driven changes, the ...
RT @climatesociety: Coffee accounts for 15% of Vietnam’s exports, and it is also a crop that is vulnerable to climate variability.
Joseph Conway breaks down how a new application #ACToday has developed will help provide farmers with better, tailored information: https://t.co/dVhmQGoUPU https://t.co/pXbla1G4nk
OpenHelping Vietnam’s Coffee Sector Become More Climate Resilient
Rising temperatures and extreme weather have subjected Vietnamese coffee farmers to increasing uncertainties: longer droughts, more frequent floods, and severe outbreaks of pests and ...
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