Archive for the "weather" Tag

South American soybean production is always of interest to U.S. soybean producers as it can often indicate global demand trends. This year, […]

In recent weeks, California communities experienced heavy rainfall after three dry years of La Niña. The precipitation eased drought conditions in some […]

Rain in California is almost always a reason to celebrate, particularly amidst an ongoing severe-to-extreme drought. The previous three years of drought […]

Two years of severe-to-exceptional drought conditions have depleted U.S. hay stocks. USDA’s most recent hay stocks report showed 71.9 million tons in […]

South American weather could spell opportunities for U.S. growers. After the second whole week of the new year, dryness continues to expand […]

The main driver of weather across the North American continent is starting to fade. As La Niña dims, the next few months […]

Keeping water from freezing is one of the never-ending responsibilities of cattle producers in the winter. But as the most essential nutrient […]

Extreme drought conditions in much of the U.S. are persisting into the new year. Continuing a significant drought that began in late […]

La Niña dominated many news stories throughout 2022 as it maintained its grip on the Pacific Ocean. Developing in late 2020, La […]

This year’s weather headlines kept U.S. ag producers on their toes. What will 2023 bring? According to ag meteorologists. Cold weather will […]