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    Irish Farmers Begin Early Harvesting Amid Climate Concerns

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    Harvesting for tillage farmers in Ireland has started earlier due to sustained dry weather, with many beginning their first crops. Clive Carter noted he started harvesting winter barley on July 8. While dry conditions aid harvesting, concerns about long-term climate change and soil moisture deficits persist, impacting agricultural output and competition with imported goods.
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