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Driest July on record: Why farmers are warning of likely food price rises
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August 3, 2026
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3:02Now PlayingMet Office figures show England and Wales experienced the least rainfall in a July since 1836, creating difficult conditions for farmers.
Sky's Victoria Seabrook reports on what it means for our food prices.
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