Agricultural extension services play a crucial role in providing farmers with information about climate change, helping them adapt their farming practices, and promoting sustainable agriculture practices that can mitigate climate change.

Agricultural extension services can help farmers adapt to climate change by providing information about drought-resistant crops, water-efficient irrigation techniques, new crop varieties, and sustainable farming practices.

Agricultural extension services can help farmers mitigate climate change by promoting the use of renewable energy sources, helping them reduce their greenhouse gas emissions, and promoting the adoption of agroforestry practices.

Agricultural extension services face several challenges in addressing climate change, including lack of funding and resources, limited access to farmers in remote areas, and lack of awareness among farmers about climate change and its impacts.

Agricultural extension services can be strengthened to better address climate change by increasing funding and resources, improving access to farmers in remote areas, and raising awareness among farmers about climate change and its impacts.