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Sorghum: A Climate-Resilient Crop for European Agriculture
Recent research from INRAE and AgroParisTech indicates that sorghum could become a vital crop for Europe as climate change progresses. The study highlights its ability to thrive in warmer, drier conditions compared to traditional maize. By simulating various climate scenarios, researchers found that sorghum yields may increase across Europe. This makes it a strategic alternative for livestock feed and sustainable agricultural planning.