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Why are farmers struggling?

Farmers are on the front line of climate change. Extreme weather, like the hot June and dry July mentioned, directly impacts crop yields. This means less produce to sell, reducing their income. They also face rising costs for things like energy and fertiliser, making it harder to stay profitable and secure the nation's food supply.

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