An agricultural landscape showing crops affected by drought and extreme weather, with farmers inspecting fields under changing climate conditions as dark clouds gather in the distance.
Agriculture has always depended on stable weather patterns,
reliable water supplies, and fertile land. Today, however, climate change is
disrupting these foundations at an unprecedented rate. Across the world,
farmers, agribusinesses, food producers, and supply chains are facing
increasing challenges as rising temperatures, extreme weather events, water
shortages, and environmental degradation threaten agricultural productivity and
profitability.