The heat is now hitting the country's dairy herds, with cows producing less milk as they burn extra energy to stay cool.
The Swiss Farmers' Union says cattle enter serious heat stress at 25 degrees, and severe stress above 28.
Farmers are running fans and misters in barns, keeping herds indoors during the day and drawing on winter hay stocks weeks early.
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