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Cuts to forecasting agencies could have troublesome impacts for producers
Cuts to forecasting agencies could have troublesome impacts for producers Brownfield Ag News
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Tillage Reductions Lead to Dramatic Rise in Crop Yields
Tillage Reductions Lead to Dramatic Rise in Crop Yields Morning Ag Clips
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High Plains Regional Climate Center website back online after funding lapse
High Plains Regional Climate Center website back online after funding lapse Rural Radio Network
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Some U.S. Cities Have Already Hit 90 Degrees. See When Your City Usually Tops 90.
Some U.S. Cities Have Already Hit 90 Degrees. See When Your City Usually Tops 90. AOL.com
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Flash Flooding, Severe Weather Ongoing Across South, Ohio Valley
Flash Flooding, Severe Weather Ongoing Across South, Ohio Valley AOL.com
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Farmers must fine-tune planting plans as they navigate spring weather challenges
Farmers must fine-tune planting plans as they navigate spring weather challenges Wooster Daily Record
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Too little, too late: Kansas wheat farmer says rain helped, but damage was already done
Too little, too late: Kansas wheat farmer says rain helped, but damage was already done Yahoo
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Weekend rains slow planting pace in Iowa
Weekend rains slow planting pace in Iowa Brownfield Ag News
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Should farm fields be used for crops or solar? Research suggests both
Should farm fields be used for crops or solar? Research suggests both Phys.org
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‘Trying to Reason With Hurricane Season’
GREENWICH, N.Y.— There’s an old Jimmy Buffet song, “Trying to reason, with Hurricane Season,” and farmers in Western North Carolina are doing just that. Farmers and producers are dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. A storm that went through the state in September, dropping between 10-30 inches of rain in a 72-hour period. It caused damage to…
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Mid-Atlantic Faces Hot, Dry Summer in 2025 Forecast
Mid-Atlantic Faces Hot, Dry Summer in 2025 Forecast The Southern Maryland Chronicle
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Cool, wet fields are slowing most Wisconsin farmers
Most Wisconsin farmers are waiting for better field conditions. In the week ending Sunday, there were just under four days suitable for fieldwork statewide. USDA officials say field activities were limited to spreading fertilizer and manure, some tillage, and a small amount of planting. Corn planting is 1% complete with most of that in the…
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Cover crop termination tip: Wait for warmup
A central Illinois farmer says he’s holding off a bit before terminating his cover crops. Derek Martin, who farms in Logan County, tells Brownfield, “We’ve had some experiences in the past where we’ve sprayed it with these cool, cloudy days and cool nights, and it just doesn’t get the good kill on it.” He says,…
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Oklahoma flooding kills two as severe weather threatens Midwest and South
Oklahoma flooding kills two as severe weather threatens Midwest and South The National Desk
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California has more ‘thirstwaves’ than other parts of the U.S. Here’s what that means
California has more ‘thirstwaves’ than other parts of the U.S. Here’s what that means San Francisco Chronicle
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These U.S. Cities Are Most at Risk for Future Tornadoes
These U.S. Cities Are Most at Risk for Future Tornadoes NewsBreak: Local News & Alerts
