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March was the most abnormally hot month in the mainland US in 132 years
March was the most abnormally hot month in the mainland US in 132 years  AOL.com
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Utah farmers worry how weather whiplash will affect crops
Utah farmers worry how weather whiplash will affect crops  KSL TV 5
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USDA Director: Central Plains Faces Deepening Drought
USDA Director: Central Plains Faces Deepening Drought  yankton.net
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Rain delays planting but improves soil moisture across Iowa
Rain delays planting but improves soil moisture across Iowa  Brownfield Ag News
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What makes up the Drought Monitor report?
What makes up the Drought Monitor report?  13newsnow.com
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Cold Air Complicating Spring Planting in the Canadian Prairies
Cold Air Complicating Spring Planting in the Canadian Prairies  DTN Progressive Farmer
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Oklahoma Braces for Active Severe Weather and El Niño Shifts
Oklahoma Braces for Active Severe Weather and El Niño Shifts  Oklahoma Farm Report
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Oklahoma wildfires ongoing after burning 300,000 acres: Maps, forecast
Oklahoma wildfires ongoing after burning 300,000 acres: Maps, forecast  MSN
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Dry Conditions Loom as Planting Season Begins Across Nebraska, Kansas
Dry Conditions Loom as Planting Season Begins Across Nebraska, Kansas  Rural Radio Network
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Are we heading for ‘super El Niño’ – and what could we expect?
Are we heading for ‘super El Niño’ – and what could we expect?  The Guardian
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Wheat posts gains on drought concerns, risk premium
Wheat posts gains on drought concerns, risk premium  Brownfield Ag News
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Nationwide thunderstorms expected as weather shifts Monday
Nationwide thunderstorms expected as weather shifts Monday – NiMet  Businessday NG
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Multi-day severe weather outbreak hits Corn Belt April 11 to 14
Multi-day severe weather outbreak hits Corn Belt April 11 to 14Â Â Agroinformacion
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Strongest El Niño in a Century: What It Could Mean for Global Weather
Strongest El Niño in a Century: What It Could Mean for Global Weather  Jagran Josh
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Warmth springs on ag earlier
Warmth springs on ag earlier  AgUpdate
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Western U.S. Shatters Winter Warmth Records
Western U.S. Shatters Winter Warmth Records  National Today
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#Plant26: Severe Dry Conditions Risk Rice Germination and Row Crop Yields in Arkansas
#Plant26: Severe Dry Conditions Risk Rice Germination and Row Crop Yields in Arkansas  RFD-TV
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Watching the 50-Degree Soil Temperature Line Moving Northward
Watching the 50-Degree Soil Temperature Line Moving Northward  DTN Progressive Farmer
