Übersetzung für "Ernteeinbußen" in Englisch

Yet harvest failures caused by climate disasters are becoming increasingly common.

A group representing potato farmers said they're expecting harvests to be 25 percent smaller than last year.

Early notification can protect farmers against severe crop losses caused by factors such as water stress.

In 2011 and 2012, for example, droughts in the US led to smaller harvests and higher maize prices.

In southern Ghana, for example, farmers have managed to reduce crop failures arising from rainfall variability and unpredictability by cultivating several drought-tolerant types of the same crop species.

Poleward expansion of animal and plant diseases that will add to the risk of crop and animal losses,

The Commission has decided not to raise objections with respect to a compensatory aid granted by Italy to tobacco producers who suffered severe losses of production due to an outbreak of the Potato Virus Y which affected their crops in 1997.

Poleward expansion of animal and plant diseases that will add to the risk of crop and animal losses

Although climate change is a global issue, the consequences are always local: flooded basements, fewer tourists or poor harvests caused by drought and extreme temperatures.

African countries face already the worst of the impact as proven by unpredictable rainfall, lower crop yields and diminishing resources.

From November 2004 to April 2005, southern Haiti was hit by a drought which seriously affected end-of-year harvests and further increased the vulnerability of rural households which depend solely on agriculture for survival.

The bad weather affecting this year's harvests in the United States has already led to a spectacular rise in the price of imported protein feed and could shortly actually threaten the Community's ability to supply its needs.

Thenews is likely to be welcomed by the country’s farmers, who estimate that this year’sheat wave could mean the loss of up to80% of their crops.

The Phytophthora infestans is the germ of the potato blight, the most relevant fungal disease of potatoes that causes worldwide harvest losses of about 20 percent.

Viticulture also showed a hesitancy to make new acquisitions, as many vintners were confronted with harvest losses due to difficult weather conditions.

On the other hand, the enormous need of fresh water to optimize the salt content in the ponds imposes a burden on ground water and results in shrinking yields of the agriculture.

In other areas, for example in South Asia and parts of Africa, they worry about crop losses caused by the lack of rain.

Although there are many usage conditions in which crop is transported and can lead to a crop jam, for example in the transport of potential recyclables and waste in industry, of agricultural products in silos, in animal houses, etc., the danger of blockage in agricultural presses and loader wagons used in the field is particularly critical, since blockages are there difficult to clear and delay the harvest, which may lead to crop losses in poor weather.

Additional loads would be the possible escape of fossil methane from the permafrost and continental shelves, an increase in conflicts over raw materials, supply crises, over fishing, harvest losses, diseases and climate refugees.

The Phytophthora infestans is the germ of the potato blight, the most relevant fungal disease of potatoes that causes worldwide harvest losses of about 20 percent.

However, wheat cultivation in north-western Europe faces a fungal pest, which in extreme cases can cause losses of around 50 percent of the harvest.

But then a very rare natural phenomenon took place during the night hours of May 17th -18th: a frost made its way down from the north and over the wine regions in Niederösterreich; heavy damages occurred in the Pulkautal (Weinviertel) as well as in parts of the Kamptal and Kremstal and Traisental regions. Ultimately, this lead to significant harvest losses.

They explained that, for example, the spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, the overuse of dwindling fish stocks, or harvest losses due to plant pests, can have a common cause: through its actions, mankind interferes in natural selection and thus influences evolutionary processes.

This has two important consequences for the Earth system and human society. On the one hand, the trace substances influence the Earth's radiation budget and climate, while on the other hand, megacities and industrialized nations in particular suffer from higher levels of pollution leading to adverse effects on human health, damage to ecosystems, and poor harvests.