The Impact of Climate Change On Some Selected Crops Under Different Agro-Ecological Zones in Katsina State, Nigeria During The 2021 Cropping Season

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Observational analysis reveals significant crop losses in agro-ecological zones of Katsina, highlighting climate challenges.

Climate change resulted in extensive crop yield losses, affecting over 60% of farmers in Katsina State.
Sorghum showed resilience among crops, but Millet suffered the greatest loss at 43% of its production.
Agricultural analysis indicated that the Sahel Savannah was the most impacted area, facing 45.1% reductions.
Overall, climate variability led to significant challenges for food security and agricultural productivity in Nigeria.

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