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Local farmers impacted by climate change

Ontario loses over 116,000 acres of farmland annually amid extreme weather that disrupts crops and ecosystems, lowering yields and food quality, farmers report.

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Fifth-generation farmer Joel Macklin said climate change used to seem like something that would only happen in the distant future, but it is happening now and faster than expected.

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Local farmers impacted by climate change

Fifth-generation farmer Joel Macklin said climate change used to seem like something that would only happen in the distant future, but it is happening now and faster than expected.

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cknxnewstoday.ca broke the news in Kemptville, Canada on Thursday, January 29, 2026.
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