UK farming: a changing environment
Dave Morgan looks at risk management for farmers in the US and asks why so few UK farmers buy weather-related protection
The weather in the UK is becoming more unpredictable and severe weather is now a regular occurrence, the heavy rainfall that resulted in the summer floods being a prime example. The damage those floods caused to growing crops in the UK was extensive and caused a great deal of suffering in the farming community.
In risk management the first thing to consider is whether you can eliminate or reduce the risks. With weather-related risks this is not easy because none of us can control the weather and
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