The Gambia: How Climate Change is Affecting Agriculture and Produce
Wednesday, 18 September 2024, 20:10
The Gambia's Struggle with Climate Change
The Gambia is facing significant challenges due to climate change, affecting small-scale agriculture. Farmers are struggling to adapt to changing weather patterns, which directly impacts their ability to grow fruits and vegetables.
Effects on Fruits and Vegetables
- Impact on banana and mango yields
- Fluctuating prices of apples and pears
- Reduced availability of oranges and lemons
- Challenges in growing lime and tangerine crops
- Grapefruit and kiwi production facing declines
Job Offers and Price Watch
- Job Offers in agricultural sectors are dwindling due to climate challenges.
- Price Watch: Store prices for key produce like pineapple, grape, and potato are rising, impacting consumers.
- Nut production is also at risk, affecting local economies.
It's crucial to monitor these trends as The Gambia continues to combat the dual threats of climate change and economic instability. For more detailed updates, visit relevant agricultural news platforms.
This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.