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Das Assoziationsabkommen EWG - Türkeiween the most eastern and western regions highlights the problems posed by climate and weather. There are 342 climate zones based on different climate patterns, and 73 are areas where its wet and dry seasonal onsets cannot be identified.

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Spring Frost Risk in Orchards: Forecast and Protection Methods,te Smart Agriculture,” a set of strategies that promote resilient management, sustainability, and resource and food security (FAO, 2013). Climate smart innovations need to be broad and varied, since local threats and needs may be disparate and diverse; every tool and solution may not work for each specific condition.

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Monthly and Seasonal Forecast of Precipitation and Temperature over India for Agro-meteorological Ahich contributes 80% of the annual rainfall over India) for an extended range (2 weeks to a month) in advance is one of the most challenging issues, particularly over tropics to the metrological scientific community due to small-scale convective activities and complex interaction between land–air–sea with large-scale flow.

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Challenges to Coping Strategies with Agrometeorological Risks and Uncertainties in Africa,opical cyclones, heat-waves, freezes and extreme winds—pose the greatest production risk and uncertainty impacting agricultural systems performance and management (Stone et al. Meteorological Applications 13:3–5, 2006). These events directly affect the quantity and quality of agricultural production—in many cases, adversely.