On the 14th local time, the German Farmers' Association said that due to continued high temperatures and droughts, German agricultural production may drop significantly this year. Joachim Ruckwade, president of the German Farmers' Association, said that the production of wheat and rapeseed is expected to be below average this year, and fall crops such as corn and soybeans may also be drastically reduced. Ruckwerder said that southern Germany is particularly affected by the drought, and crops are at risk of being cut off. He also pointed out that continued high temperatures and droughts have also led to a reduction in feed crop production, and animal husbandry has also been affected.

On the 14th local time, the German Farmers' Association said that due to continued high temperatures and droughts, German agricultural production may drop significantly this year. Joachim Ruckwade, president of the German Farmers' Association, said that the production of wheat and rapeseed is expected to be below average this year, and fall crops such as corn and soybeans may also be drastically reduced. Ruckwerder said that southern Germany is particularly affected by the drought, and crops are at risk of being cut off. He also pointed out that continued high temperatures and droughts have also led to a reduction in feed crop production, and animal husbandry has also been affected.