The farmers' union warns of the effects of rainfall on large crops

The farmers' union in Tunisia today warned of the immediate consequences of rain and late precipitation as the country's major crop season begins. The union has warned of the dangers threatening agricultural activity with the start of the current agricultural season in various stakeholders.

The president of the Farmers' Union of the Farming Fields explained that a shortage of fertilizer during this sensitive period threatens to cause a relative disruption in seed seasons in grain-producing areas. He said that the lack of precipitation recorded at this critical stage negatively affects the pace of operations and the start of the season in suitable conditions.

Al Jazeera called for formal structures to think quickly of practical alternatives to overcome existing difficulties. The chairman of the union demanded the adoption of mechanisms for supporting and accompanying agricultural producers at various stages of activity to alleviate the current climatic pressures.

The Chairman of the Syndicate stressed the need to ensure agricultural production requirements for the benefit of farmers in order to avoid crop losses and ensure the best possible conditions for the current agricultural season in productive areas.