Sweden's farms face drought and pests: New tech may save your food
Part of composite article Sweden's Farmers Are Fighting Drought, Pests, and a Changing Climate — and Sweet Potatoes Might Be Their Secret Weapon View full article →
Sweden's farms are changing. A warmer climate allows farmers to grow soy, wine grapes, and melons. But this new opportunity comes with serious problems.
Drought is becoming more common. Soil damage is increasing. And a wave of hard-to-stop pests is spreading across the land.
Now, Swedish farmers and researchers are turning to new technology. Their goal: help agriculture survive the future climate — and protect our food supply.