# Western Cape Premier Alan Winde is warning the agriculture sector to prepare now for the impact of El Niño. Winde says farmers, municipalities and government must act early to protect livelihoods and reduce risks. He says while El Niño’s worst effects are usually felt in summer-rainfall areas, the Western Cape faces risks including higher temperatures, increased wildfire threats and mounting pressure on water resources:
Premier Winde urges Western Cape agriculture sector to prepare adequately for impact of El Niño [SOUND]
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