Climate Changed
Climate Change Will Disrupt the Way Big Agriculture Is Done
- BMI Research report cites more frequent droughts, storms
- Precision-agriculture companies will be likely winners
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Climate change is set to bring big disruptions to the agriculture world in the coming decades.
Weather volatility is going to throw the sector for a loop, bringing more frequent droughts, flooding and storms, according to a report from BMI Research on agriculture megatrends. As water becomes more scare and global temperatures rise, regulations for agriculture -- the world’s largest contributor to non-carbon dioxide emissions -- are likely to become stricter and farmers will demand more environmentally friendly equipment and farming techniques.