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French farmers dip into winter fodder as drought leaves pastures bare

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August 22, 2026
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French farmers dip into winter fodder as drought leaves pastures bare

Repeated heatwaves and drought have made it a punishing summer for French farmers – scorching pastures, straining livestock and driving up costs. With grass disappearing from fields, cattle farmers across the country are already dipping into fodder meant to feed their herds through winter.

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