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With flash drought conditions across much of the Corn Belt, here are five early-season signs of drought stress growers can look for: […]

As flash drought conditions come to fruition in some regions of the Corn Belt, Midwest farmers are growing concerned. USDA Meteorologist Brad […]

Concerns over drought are already growing in Illinois. The state has little-to-no precipitation in the forecast, leading to conditions suitable for rapid […]

Growers in the plains have enough concern on their plates without the threat of pests and diseases. However, as this month’s windstorms […]

Hope is on the horizon for areas of the U.S. still suffering from crippling drought. El Niño’s return brings with it significant […]

The Tall Corn State is mainly finished with corn planting as Iowa farmers clocked an 86% completion rate in the last USDA […]

A slow start to the onion season coupled with strong demand triggered higher-than-usual prices for U.S. consumers. However, supplies are expected to […]

An extremely productive planting week across the Corn Belt has been stymied by rains. However, producers aren’t ungrateful for the chance to […]

Did heavy rainfall, flooding, or other weather events delay or prevent planting on your farm? Most farmers are familiar with prevented planting […]

The U.S. Great Plains region is suffering from three years of consecutive drought. With many Plains States producing much of the U.S. […]