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In Camembert country, drought exhausts apples, livestock and people

  • Posted on September 18, 2026
  • By Le Monde
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  • 1 min read
In brief

Normandy faces unexpected water scarcity challenges that threaten its iconic agricultural heritage. The region's famous cider production and dairy farming, cornerstones of the local economy, are experiencing serious strain due to insufficient rainfall and groundwater depletion. Farmers grapple with livestock management complications and diminished apple yields, sparking concerns about long-term sustainability of traditional Norman industries and food security in this historically agricultural region.

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In Camembert country, drought exhausts apples, livestock and people
In Camembert country, drought exhausts apples, livestock and people

While Normandy is not the region of France most affected by drought this year, the signs are tangible. It has raised questions about the future of cider and milk production.
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