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El Niño risks put South Africa’s 2026/27 farming season on alert

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El Niño risks put South Africa’s 2026/27 farming season on alert

South Africa is strengthening drought preparedness for the 2026/27 summer season as El Niño threatens hotter, drier conditions in key farming regions.

Officials say strong dam levels and improved farming practices offer some protection, but rain-fed and smallholder producers remain vulnerable.

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