The agricultural practices in Southern Moravia are being explored with the possibility of implementing two harvests each year. This would greatly enhance productivity in the region, which has the potential for favorable climate conditions for such practices. However, water availability remains a significant concern that could hinder these plans.

The Danube River has been suggested as a possible water source to support these agricultural advancements. Utilizing the river could allow for the irrigation systems needed to ensure successful biannual crops. This initiative could not only improve local farming efficiency but also bolster the region's economy by increasing agricultural exports and creating more job opportunities in the agricultural sector.

Local farmers, policymakers, and agricultural experts are being consulted to assess the feasibility of these plans in Southern Moravia. The implications of such changes could lead to a sustainable agricultural framework within the region, promoting food security and economic resilience against climate challenges. However, the environmental impact and water management strategies will need to be thoroughly evaluated to ensure the initiative's long-term success.