00:00These chickens in Japan have their meals after midnight.
00:03They lose their appetite when temperatures go up to 35 degrees Celsius in the day.
00:08To reduce the stress, this farmer shifted feeding times after losing 500 animals to heatstroke during an intense summer in
00:162020.
00:17And workers in this farm harvest flowers at night to avoid heatstroke.
00:22About 70% of farmers in Japan are over the age of 65, which makes them more vulnerable to heat.
00:29Countries from Asia to Europe have been experiencing punishing heatwaves.
00:34This vineyard near Barcelona is adapting too.
00:37Workers here pick grapes at 3 a.m. to avoid daytime temperatures that could hike above 40 degrees Celsius.
00:45But working at night comes with its own risks, like poor visibility and fatigue.
00:50And night air can make plants damp and wet grains spoil quickly.
00:54But as record temperatures become more common, adapting farm schedules can be a stat to better food security.
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