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The Impact of Weather on Agriculture Across the US
The Impact of Weather on Agriculture Across the USÂ Â MSN
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Trump’s proposed import tariffs could devalue Iowa’s crops, but E-15 fuel year-round could provide boost
Trump’s proposed import tariffs could devalue Iowa’s crops, but E-15 fuel year-round could provide boost  KCRG
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Work safely in cold temperatures
Work safely in cold temperatures  AgUpdate
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Nebraska climatologists collaborate for better weather prediction
Nebraska climatologists collaborate for better weather prediction  norfolkneradio.com
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Trump EPA Updates Public on Agency Assistance Following Catastrophic Wildfires
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has been assisting the local government and residents in the wake of catastrophic fires in Los Angeles County. EPA has been assigned by the Federal Emergency Management Agency with the first stage of the overall recovery and cleanup: the project to remove lithium-ion batteries and to survey, remove,…
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Southern agriculture appears to escape wrath of historic winter storm
Southern agriculture appears to escape wrath of historic winter storm  Fox Weather
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Tennessee farmers continue struggling to keep land intact: ‘Can we keep doing this?’
Tennessee farmers continue struggling to keep land intact: ‘Can we keep doing this?’Â Â Tennessean
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Cloud-seeders worried about ‘rampant misinformation’
Cloud-seeding must weather ‘rampant’ misinformation storm, expert warns  The National
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Largely fair weather; wind-blown, milder air across the Heartland, snow cover lacking
Across the Corn Belt, lingering cold weather is mostly confined to areas near the Great Lakes. Later Tuesday, temperatures will approach 60°F in parts of the western Corn Belt, extending as far north as Nebraska and western Iowa. Amid the warm spell, any remaining snow is melting, except across the northern tier of the Corn…
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An active, moisture-laden pattern ahead across the Heartland; a wide-range of temps
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of above-normal temperatures across much of the southern half of the U.S., while colder-than-normal conditions will be confined to the North. Meanwhile, near- or above-normal precipitation across most of the country should contrast with drier-than-normal weather in the lower Southeast and an area stretching…
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Florida’s orange growers face record-low harvest amid citrus greening and climate challenges
Florida’s orange growers face record-low harvest amid citrus greening and climate challenges  FreshPlaza.com
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Frigid Weather Likely Damaged U.S. Winter Wheat Crop, Meteorologist Says
Frigid Weather Likely Damaged U.S. Winter Wheat Crop, Meteorologist Says  Successful Farming
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USDA Leadership Boosts Wildfire Prevention Efforts
USDA Leadership Boosts Wildfire Prevention Efforts  Farms.com
