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Fred Bloggs
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\"Storm Daniel wiped out a quarter of Greeceâs annual farming production, as a result of deadly flash flooding that submerged fields and drowned livestock.
The central region of Thessaly was especially hard hit. Thessaly produces a quarter of the countryâs food.\"
âThe agricultural production isn\'t destroyed just for this year. The thick coat of silt means it is no longer fertile,\' he said.
\"The once-fertile plain in the region of Thessaly accounts for around a quarter of the countryâs wheat and barley, more than 30% of its cotton, chickpeas, lentils and pistachios, one fifth of the countryâs hay â used for livestock â and half of the agribusiness tomato production, reported Politico.\"
That\'s what you call a major disaster, and all the money in the world won\'t fix it.
People get ugly when they don\'t have enough to eat.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/greek-agriculture-devastated-for-five-or-more-years/ar-AA1hfrEy
The central region of Thessaly was especially hard hit. Thessaly produces a quarter of the countryâs food.\"
âThe agricultural production isn\'t destroyed just for this year. The thick coat of silt means it is no longer fertile,\' he said.
\"The once-fertile plain in the region of Thessaly accounts for around a quarter of the countryâs wheat and barley, more than 30% of its cotton, chickpeas, lentils and pistachios, one fifth of the countryâs hay â used for livestock â and half of the agribusiness tomato production, reported Politico.\"
That\'s what you call a major disaster, and all the money in the world won\'t fix it.
People get ugly when they don\'t have enough to eat.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/greek-agriculture-devastated-for-five-or-more-years/ar-AA1hfrEy