Archive for the "wheat weather" Tag

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

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 […]

What a difference a week can make; near-record-high temperatures followed the Arctic blast that descended upon the U.S. last week, and it’s […]

A lingering shortage of soil moisture fueled by continued drought conditions ha winter wheat in parts of the southern Plains in rough […]

Around 40% of the nation’s wheat crop is experiencing some level of drought conditions, and about the same amount of the Corn […]

The western U.S. has already been facing drought conditions, and a combination of factors foreshadow those drought conditions are the beginning of […]

Improving corn and soybean prices have gotten much of the market’s attention lately. At the same time, bullish fundamentals have compelled U.S. […]

Mixed precipitation — including some “thundersleet” — in the Texas Panhandle and around the southern Plains brought much-needed moisture to the region’s […]

There’s a lot of demand but also a lot of poor crop weather in key parts of the world — including the […]