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Climate Impacts on African Agriculture
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Recent studies show climate change altering crop yields, irrigation demand, and adaptation choices in African farming systems, especially Ethiopia.
Temperature, rainfall, and evaporative demand are repeatedly linked to lower productivity, water stress, and shifting planting guidance.
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The story broadens from a maize-focused Ethiopia case to a wider set of climate-impact and adaptation studies across Ethiopian farming systems, with additional modeling of irrigation demand and pest risk. The framing also shifts toward water stress and household vulnerability as the central implications.
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