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The Heat Already Translates Into More Costs for the Field
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This has been pointed out to Efeagro by the head of Asaja's technical services in the Valencian Community, José Francisco Sales, who explained that "the water stress that a plant suffers, stops its vegetative activity", so we must be attentive to stabilize the situation with more irrigation, which means a greater energy bill. In the case of rainfed crops, such as some areas of almond, olive grove, vineyard and, to a lesser extent, of cereals "th…
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