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Experts say those strategies include switching to more drought- and heat-tolerant crops, better water management techniques and insurance for crops and livestock to help farmers cope with the climate changes expected during the coming decades.
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Experts say those strategies include switching to more drought- and heat-tolerant crops, better water management techniques and insurance for crops and livestock to help farmers cope with the climate changes expected during the coming decades.
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"We will introduce more hybrid rice varieties and extreme climate-tolerant varieties, including heat-tolerant and saline-tolerant varieties, this season," Basu said, adding that a drought in 2009 had shaved off five million tons of rice output in the last crop year.
Monsoon Progress Good Over India's Farms Biman Mukherji 2011
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Experts say those strategies include switching to more drought- and heat-tolerant crops, better water management techniques and insurance for crops and livestock to help farmers cope with the climate changes expected during the coming decades.
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Park Seed Co. sells a zinnia called Profusion Double White that is billed as heat-tolerant and resistant to powdery mildew.
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Plants are winter-hardy and heat-tolerant throughout most of the United States.
New crop of hybrid plants demonstrate beauty of ingenuity Joel M. Lerner 2011
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The rising competition around designing power-efficient, heat-tolerant servers is being driven by a need to lower electricity and cooling costs in a data center contrasted with the need to pack as much computing into a box as possible to run web-scale application increases.
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A flower whose name I learned in France is "pourpier," which is portulaca, a heat-tolerant plant with vividly colored blooms.
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"We will introduce more hybrid rice varieties and extreme climate-tolerant varieties, including heat-tolerant and saline-tolerant varieties, this season," Basu said, adding that a drought in 2009 had shaved off five million tons of rice output in the last crop year.
Monsoon Progress Good Over India's Farms Biman Mukherji 2011
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Experts say those strategies include switching to more drought- and heat-tolerant crops, better water management techniques and insurance for crops and livestock to help farmers cope with the climate changes expected during the coming decades.
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