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Farmers turn to perennial grains as one solution to extreme weather
Farmers turn to perennial grains as one solution to extreme weather abcnews.com
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Extreme drought now covers 44% of Puerto Rico
Extreme drought now covers 44% of Puerto Rico Science Daily
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Labor Day Weekend Forecast: Some Heat Relief for Eastern US, But Continues to Be Hot in Central US
Labor Day Weekend Forecast: Some Heat Relief for Eastern US, But Continues to Be Hot in Central US DTN Progressive Farmer
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Heat Dome Tightens Grip on U.S. Farms as Drought Threatens Crop Margins
Heat Dome Tightens Grip on U.S. Farms as Drought Threatens Crop Margins AgroLatam
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El Niño Threatens U.S. Agriculture as WMO Warns of Record-Strong Event
El Niño Threatens U.S. Agriculture as WMO Warns of Record-Strong Event AgroLatam
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El Niño or Not — Ways Ag Producers Can Be Better Prepared in All Kinds of Weather
El Niño or Not — Ways Ag Producers Can Be Better Prepared in All Kinds of Weather Growing Produce
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Drought Monitor: Exceptional Drought Persists in Oklahoma as August Ends
Drought Monitor: Exceptional Drought Persists in Oklahoma as August Ends Oklahoma Farm Report
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Hot, dry conditions lead to uptick in U.S. drought
Hot, dry conditions lead to uptick in U.S. drought Pro Farmer
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A Wet East, A Baked South, and a Shrinking Harvest Window: What El Niño Means for Farmers This Fall
A Wet East, A Baked South, and a Shrinking Harvest Window: What El Niño Means for Farmers This Fall AgWeb
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Dry and hot weather story for the Southern Plains
Dry and hot weather story for the Southern Plains High Plains Journal
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Labor Day weekend temperatures in Little Rock could meet 80-year-old heat record, forecasters say
Labor Day weekend temperatures in Little Rock could meet 80-year-old heat record, forecasters say nwaonline.com
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New invasive insect poses ‘serious threat’ to Georgia farmers
New invasive insect poses ‘serious threat’ to Georgia farmers Cobb Courier
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Weather variability shapes crop outlook across Midwest
Farmers are reflecting on the 2026 growing season as Farm Progress Show continues. Eastern Iowa farmer Dave Walton says soybean pod counts are currently strong, but his corn crop will be variable. “I don’t think we’ve got the crop that we’ve had the last two years,” Walton said. “The price has helped, so revenue break…
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Tropical Storm Edouard Threatens Texas as Plains Drought Deepens
Tropical Storm Edouard Threatens Texas as Plains Drought Deepens AgroLatam
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Meteorological fall begins: How El Niño could impact Colorado this winter
Meteorological fall begins: How El Niño could impact Colorado this winter 9News
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El Niño current effects less severe than forecast
El Niño current effects less severe than forecast Pet Food Processing
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Old Farmer’s Almanac Predicts September Weather Patterns Across the U.S.
Old Farmer’s Almanac Predicts September Weather Patterns Across the U.S. SSBCrack
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At harvest, Red River Valley farmers hoping for rain but say they’ve seen worse
At harvest, Red River Valley farmers hoping for rain but say they’ve seen worse Agweek
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The wettest August in decades could impact Ohio harvest outlook this fall
The wettest August in decades could impact Ohio harvest outlook this fall brownfieldagnews.com
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Drought creating challenges for Wisconsin producers of all types
An eastern Wisconsin specialty crop grower says the ongoing drought has created some challenges this year. Robyn Calvey, who owns Park Ridge Organics in Fon du Lac County, tells Brownfield, “It’s not a bad year. It has rained not enough, which is typical. We do have irrigation set up, so it makes for a bit…
