Archive for the "crop weather" Tag

While a wetter week is expected for much of the U.S. this week, California is a major exception, and conditions have reached […]

A primarily dry spring weather trend has shifted to a wetter pattern that will deliver much-needed rainfall to parts of the northern […]

North Dakota has experienced the driest six-month time period dating back to 1895 when weather officials started collecting such data. California is […]

A combination of challenging wet weather in the Southeast where a lot of timber is logged for lumber in the domestic market […]

A large low-pressure system has settled in about the eastern third of the contiguous U.S. to start the week, and that’s got […]

Though USDA pegged U.S. sorghum acres at 1.8 million in its 2021 Prospective Plantings report, agronomists and crop specialists on the ground […]

After a week that continued the trend of a cooler spring and delivered unseasonably cold temperatures to much of the country last […]

While the northern Plains got some moisture in the first half of April, rainfall was less common in parts of the eastern […]

The dominant crop weather story heading into the weekend is one of precipitation and resulting soil moisture extremes: They’re reaching dire levels […]

Looking ahead to this summer, multiple models forecast warmer-than-normal temperatures for much of the U.S., but there’s less agreement as it relates […]