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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
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Almost half of the US is experiencing drought
Almost half of the US is experiencing drought. How that can affect the food industry. MSN
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U.S. winter wheat drought expected to worsen
U.S. winter wheat drought expected to worsen The Western Producer
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Joe Gradone Wants to Help People Understand Hurricanes
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. — New Jersey native Joe Gradone grew up less than 40 miles from the Atlantic Ocean, but his fascination with oceanography first surged while studying geology as an undergraduate at the University of Colorado. “It took me going to a land-locked state to realize I want to study the ocean,” said Gradone,…
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Helene caused at least $53 billion in damage in North Carolina, governor says
Helene caused at least $53 billion in damage in North Carolina, governor says Fox Weather
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Weather shifts and monetary relief drive optimism for South Africa’s farmers
Weather shifts and monetary relief drive optimism for South Africa’s farmers Bizcommunity.com
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Seasonable weather for most; new shower activity breaks out on the northern Plains
Across the Corn Belt, some Midwestern locations that reported less than one-tenth of an inch of rain in September—including Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota, and Norfolk, Nebraska—also received less than one-tenth of an inch from October 1-22. On October 20, topsoil moisture was rated more than one-half very short to short in all Midwestern States, led by…
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Pacific Temperatures Show Slower La Nina Development vs. 2020
Pacific Temperatures Show Slower La Nina Development vs. 2020 DTN The Progressive Farmer
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University of Houston researchers earn grant from United States Department of Agriculture to make crops more weather-resilient
University of Houston researchers earn grant from United States Department of Agriculture to make crops more weather-resilient ABC13 Houston
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Dry Weather Allows Harvest to Steadily Roll On
Dry Weather Allows Harvest to Steadily Roll On KMCH.com
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Wisconsin crop harvest is weeks ahead thanks to dry, warm weather
Wisconsin crop harvest is weeks ahead thanks to dry, warm weather WPR
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Dry weather persists, affecting agriculture
Dry weather persists, affecting agriculture Delaware First Media
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Dry conditions in US Plains expected to worsen if La Niña develops
Dry conditions in US Plains expected to worsen if La Niña develops World Grain
