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Scientists shielding farming from climate change need more public funding
Scientists shielding farming from climate change need more public funding  AgriNews
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Drought Persists in High Plains, Southwest Pasture and Range Areas
Drought Persists in High Plains, Southwest Pasture and Range Areas  DTN Progressive Farmer
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As Temperatures Near 100 Degrees in the Upper Midwest, Does it Signal a Bigger Problem for Summer?
As Temperatures Near 100 Degrees in the Upper Midwest, Does it Signal a Bigger Problem for Summer?  AgWeb
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Rain May Bring Planting Delays For Ohio Valley and Plains
Rain May Bring Planting Delays For Ohio Valley and Plains  Successful Farming
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North-Central US Faces Dramatic Temperature Drop and Weekend Frost Threat
North-Central US Faces Dramatic Temperature Drop and Weekend Frost Threat  DTN Progressive Farmer
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Dust storms in Illinois: Identifying farm solutions
Dust storms in Illinois: Identifying farm solutions  High Plains Journal
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Ohio: Early May rain pauses planting season
Early May rain pauses planting season  Ohio’s Country Journal
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Warm, dry weather re-opens planting window for farmers
Warm, dry weather re-opens planting window for farmers  Morning Ag Clips
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Old Farmer’s Almanac Predicts US Weather for Summer 2025
Old Farmer’s Almanac Predicts US Weather for Summer 2025Â Â Newsweek
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An omega block is ruling our weather. When will it finally budge?
An omega block is ruling our weather. When will it finally budge?  AOL.com
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Why Texas Sees Every Type of Extreme Weather
Why Texas Sees Every Type of Extreme Weather  NewsBreak: Local News & Alerts
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Fine, fair weather across the Heartland; Summer-like on the northern Plains
Fine, fair weather across the Heartland; Summer-like on the northern Plains  Brownfield Ag News
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Kansas farmers await farm bill passage, end of tariff uncertainty
Kansas farmers await farm bill passage, end of tariff uncertainty  Kansas Reflector
