Czech farm revenue to drop $950M due to drought

In the Czech Republic, agricultural revenue is expected to decrease by $950 million due to drought. The harvest is anticipated to be the worst in the last 15 years, according to the president of the Agricultural Chamber of the Czech Republic. He noted that production costs are rising due to increased fuel and fertilizer prices over recent months. Czech media forecast a significant rise in food prices in the country. This summer, drought affected 88% of the republic's territory.