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Palmer Drought Index: More Precip Needed Across Corn Belt
May 1, 2012
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Julianne Johnston
, Pro Farmer Digital Managing Editor
Following is the latest Palmer Drought Index:
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- Richland, MI
I'm so sick and tired of 3 days of frost followed by three days of rain followed by 3 days of frost followed by a week of rain. Why bother planting in Michigan?
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- Richland, MI
I'm so sick and tired of 3 days of frost followed by three days of rain followed by 3 days of frost followed by a week of rain. Why bother planting in Michigan?
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