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Autonomous tech is coming to farming. What will it mean for crops and workers who harvest them?
Autonomous tech is coming to farming. What will it mean for crops and workers who harvest them? KTXL FOX 40 Sacramento
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MDA, MDFB Remind Farmers to Be Vigilant of Dry Conditions
MDA, MDFB Remind Farmers to Be Vigilant of Dry Conditions Morning Ag Clips –
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Ideal weather aids quick harvest in north-central Iowa
Ideal weather aids quick harvest in north-central Iowa Citizentribune
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Why you’ll see fewer winter alerts on the weather maps this year
Why you’ll see fewer winter alerts on the weather maps this year Fox Weather
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Glimmer of Hope for Rain in Parched Midwest
Glimmer of Hope for Rain in Parched Midwest Successful Farming
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Big Storm Potential Next Week, But Not Guaranteed
UPDATE: Big Storm Potential Next Week, But Not Guaranteed DTN The Progressive Farmer
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Potatoes left in fields have more to do with weather than demand, local industry says
Potatoes left in fields have more to do with weather than demand, local industry says Agweek
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Dry fall posing challenges for cover crop seeding
An agronomist says the dry fall has made seeding cover crops a challenge. Ryan Gentle, who covers Illinois with Wyffels Hybrids, says some farmers timed it right. “If you’re early enough to do it, like maybe after silage early on, and we caught that half inch of rain, some of those fields look pretty nice.” …
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Mississippi River dries up again at worst time for farmers
Mississippi River dries up again at worst time for farmers Farm Progress
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How Drought’s Grip on the Mississippi River is Already Costing Farmers
How Drought’s Grip on the Mississippi River is Already Costing Farmers Agweb Powered by Farm Journal
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Spotty rain fell in parts of the High Plains, Rockies
Spotty rain fell in parts of the High Plains, Rockies High Plains Journal
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N.J. enacts fire restrictions as ‘some of the driest conditions ever’ spread across state
N.J. enacts fire restrictions as ‘some of the driest conditions ever’ spread across state The Philadelphia Inquirer
