Sentence examples for erratic weather pattern from inspiring English sources

In Mediterranean countries, on top of the erratic weather pattern, rainfed wheat grain yield and protein content in a field are spatially variable due to inherent variability of soil properties and position in the landscape.

Erratic weather patterns are increasing the pattern of drought and intense floods make productive agriculture more difficult.

"Rising temperatures and increasingly extreme and erratic weather patterns are making it harder to grow enough food to eat.

Erratic weather patterns, leading to severe drought and flooding, and government mismanagement have been blamed for the crisis.

Monsanto officials say that by helping farmers track increasingly erratic weather patterns the Climate Corporation will help improve its customers' average yields.

A recent spate of erratic weather patterns has hurt coffee production, setting off the record-high prices now seen on the global market.

It is subject to increasingly erratic weather patterns that can destroy harvests and leave farmers to struggle, and residents have little in the way of extra assets to see them through difficult times.

On Friday, the FAO's director general, José Graziano da Silva, warned: "Higher temperatures and erratic weather patterns are already undermining the health of soils, forests and oceans on which agricultural sectors and food security depend.

However, less than one degree of warming has unleashed unprecedented climate change, including dramatic polar ice and glacier melt, the spread of mosquito-born diseases and more erratic weather patterns.

Many African farmers still rely solely on traditional knowledge when making planting and harvesting decisions, yet more extreme and erratic weather patterns are sadly making this traditional knowledge unreliable.

So, if you must have a moan out loud, try minimising it to the shock of missing last night's must-see television programme or the erratic weather patterns unique to the British climate.