Month: May 2023

Disagreements between Russia and Ukraine over agriculture exports have put the future of the Black Sea Grain Initiative in jeopardy once again. Jim McCormick with [Read More]

Northeast Arkansas farmer Derek Haigwood says they’re ready to start flooding their rice crop, but weather has been a challenge.  “We’re on about a 14-day [Read More]

The end of planting season is near for a Wisconsin dairy farmer who also does custom planting. Brody Stapel Brody Stapel from Cedar Grove has [Read More]

Wheat conditions in parts of the U.S. are some of the worst they’ve been in decades.  Marco Hernandez is with one of the nation’s largest [Read More]

The House is expected to vote Wednesday on an agreement in principle that would raise the debt ceiling while reducing government spending. The agreement, known [Read More]

For the remainder of the week, disorganized showers will primarily affect areas between the Rockies and Mississippi Valley, with 5-day rainfall totals reaching 1 to [Read More]

Across the Corn Belt, scattered showers are confined to the upper Midwest.  Elsewhere, sudden warmth and ongoing dry conditions are reducing topsoil moisture for corn [Read More]

Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of above-normal temperatures in the Mississippi Valley and across much of the northern U.S., [Read More]