Farmers struggling with sunny weather

The video discusses the severe drought conditions in East Anglia, affecting farmers at the Suffolk Show. With the driest spring in 101 years, farmers face challenges in livestock management and rising feed costs. The economic impact extends to increased food prices. Weather patterns show reduced rainfall and higher temperatures. Farmers are concerned about potential water restrictions affecting crop yields. Despite forecasts of rain, many fear the damage is irreversible.

What is the main challenge faced by farmers in East Anglia due to the dry conditions?

• Excessive flooding

• Overproduction of crops

• Lack of rainfall

• Increased rainfall

How are farmers managing their livestock in response to the dry conditions?

• Increasing the number of cattle

• Reducing the number of cattle

• Switching to poultry farming

• Importing more feed

What is one economic consequence of the dry conditions mentioned in the transcript?

• Decrease in grain prices

• Increase in food prices

• Lower cost of meat

• Surplus of livestock feed

What percentage of normal rainfall did East Anglia receive during the season?

• 100%

• 75%

• 21%

• 50%

What is a potential impact of water restrictions on farmers?

• Reduced crop yield and quality

• Improved crop quality

• No impact on crops

• Increased crop yield