Agricultural meteorology

Agricultural meteorology is the study of how weather and climate conditions affect farming activities and crop production. It involves analyzing factors like temperature, rainfall, humidity, wind, and sunlight to help farmers make informed decisions about planting, irrigation, pest control, and harvesting. By understanding weather patterns, agricultural meteorologists can improve crop yields, reduce risks from storms or droughts, and promote sustainable farming practices. Essentially, it combines atmospheric science with agriculture to optimize farming efficiency and safeguard food production against weather-related challenges.