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Irish vegetable grower warns of crisis after Storm Éowyn devastates crops

In Ireland, Kerry-based vegetable grower Paudie Hanafin reports extensive challenges following Storm Éowyn. Hanafin highlights the need for governmental support for fruit and vegetable growers in the region. The storm, coupled with escalating costs, has put pressure on the industry. Hanafin estimates that 80% of his winter cauliflower crop was lost, with substantial damage to leek sections. He states that recent storms have had a "catastrophic effect" on the sector, indicating a crisis.

Source: Radio Kerry