France's record heat slashes corn output by up to 30% and kills hundreds of thousands of poultry, hitting Europe's top farming nation amid extreme temperatures.
Record-breaking heat in France has cut corn production by as much as 30% in Europe's top farming nation and killed hundreds of thousands of poultry.
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