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Britain’s Drought Tests Food Future | Lincoln News
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Britain’s driest July in nearly 200 years is wreaking havoc on farmers, who describe the crisis as “horrendous,” with ripple effects threatening food security. Crops are failing, livestock are struggling, and soil health is at risk — all signs of a climate shifting faster than agriculture can adapt. From drought-resistant grasses to smarter grazing, farmers are scrambling for solutions as prices and availability of food face mounting pressure. This isn’t just bad weather — it’s a wake-up call for our entire food system.
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