2025-05-19 04:40:09
Agriculture
Climate Change

Drought's Impact in Hesse and Beyond

Hesse is grappling with a prolonged drought that threatens agriculture and natural ecosystems. Farmers are concerned about reduced yields, particularly in sugar beet cultivation.

The German Weather Service warns of heightened forest fire risks due to persistent dry conditions. Moreover, wildlife, including amphibians and birds, face challenges as water sources dwindle.

This situation is echoed in Niedersachsen, where even resilient wild plants struggle. Water consumption is alarmingly high, prompting calls for conservation to avert severe shortages.

Communities are encouraged to create bird baths to support local wildlife. The implications of this drought extend beyond agriculture, affecting biodiversity and water management.

stern
19. Mai 2025 um 02:00

Weather: Rain desired - the consequences of the drought in Hesse

Hesse has been experiencing an unusual drought with little precipitation for weeks. Farmers fear the first effects on their yields. The German Weather Service (DWD) has warned of an increased risk of forest fires in Hesse due to dry and warm days. The Hessian Farmers' Association also speaks of regionally slow growth in sugar beets. The plants in nature are beginning to suffer from the drought. In exposed locations, the first plants are already drying up. Amphibians need water for reproduction..
gmx
19. Mai 2025 um 02:04

Rain wanted - the consequences of drought in Hesse

The article discusses the consequences of the ongoing drought in Hesse, as described by experts from the weather service DWD and local farmers. Andreas Bremser from DWD explains that some dry days can increase the risk of forest fires. The Hessian Farmers' Association states that no massive damage to crops is yet to be recorded, but slower growth is observed in sugar beets and green land. Nabu Hesse highlights the negative effects of drought on amphibians and insects. People can help birds in..
t-online
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Drought in Lower Saxony: Soil at Limit – Water supplier warns

The persistent drought in Lower Saxony poses a major challenge. Even resistant wildflowers are reaching their limits, and gardeners may need to water their plants for the first time in 20 years. The Oldenburg-Ostfriesian Water Association (OOWV) records an 'alarmingly high' water consumption and warns that if high consumption continues, initial redistributions between the waterworks could threaten.
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