According to various sources, Brussels has issued a warning about the effects of a dry and hot summer on agriculture, which are significantly affecting crops in Western and Central Europe.
The European Commission is under pressure to provide support to the agricultural sector, but it faces financial resource limitations, which may hinder the necessary assistance.
Additionally, Brussels has pointed out other potential financial aid options that could be considered to address the ongoing agricultural crisis.
The current situation has raised concerns about the sector's ability to cope with adverse weather conditions, implying potential challenges for agricultural production in the region.
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