Drought to shrink vegetables and push up prices – farmers warn of record-bad harvest

Farmers are warning that this year's harvest could be the worst on record due to an exceptionally dry spring and summer. Vegetables are expected to be smaller in size and more expensive as a result of the drought. The extreme weather conditions have affected crops across the country.

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