Imo State, Nigeria, is facing significant agricultural challenges due to unpredictable weather patterns. Erratic rainfall and high temperatures are disrupting traditional farming cycles, leading to substantial losses in staple crops such as cassava and yam. Farmers are experiencing heat stress and inconsistent rain, which increases the financial burden as they need to replace damaged crops. Additionally, fruit trees like mangoes are not yielding expected results, further complicating the agricultural landscape. A critical issue is the lack of reliable extension services, leaving farmers uncertain about planting schedules and crop management strategies.