Weather
The Midwest is catching a break from dry conditions with the help of some rain.
Portions of the country have been enjoying unusually warm temperatures.
Meteorologist Mike Hoffman has a look at the new Root Zone Moisture map.
Meteorologist Mike Hoffman has a new look at the root zone moisture map.
Weather variability is the largest source of risk in production agriculture.
The USDA Farm Service Agency offers some standing disaster programs to help assist food animal producers and others who are being affected by the extreme cold temperatures.
Meteorologist Matt Yarosewick has some good news for people in the South.
Texas is continuing to try and recover from an Arctic blast that caused the state’s power grid to buckle.
Meteorologist Mike Hoffman is tracking more snow for Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma.
The Northern Plains will stay dry and cold, and the Central Plains into the Ohio Valley will be hit with a parade of snow events over the next two weeks.
Meteorologist Matt Yarosewick has a look at the latest drought monitor.
While the East Coast continues to deal with a big winter storm, another storm is taking center stage in the West.
A powerful low is making its way to the Rocky Mountains. Besides that, much of the nation may experience “quiet” weather.
Overtopping be damned, on the night of May 2, 2011, Birds Point levee was blown and 130,000 acres of Missouri farmland were swallowed. The water left, but the scars of shattered legacies remain. When the rights of agricultural producers clash with government regulation, federal law holds the trump cards.
The bizarre self-preservation abilities of resurrection plants like Oropetium hold tremendous promise toward engineering stronger drought-tolerance in crops, and the effects soon could reach farmland.
2020 might go down in history as the costliest year ever for storm damage.
Meteorologist Mike Hoffman is tracking three, different storms across the country right now.
To help you manage your business amid these unprecedented times, Farm Journal is proud to bring this exclusive virtual program to you and other producers operating in the Middle Wabash watershed.
We’ve seen a lot of snow in the West over the past couple of days.
To help you manage your business amid these unprecedented times, Farm Journal is proud to bring this exclusive virtual program to you and other producers operating in the Catoctin Creek watershed.
To help you manage your business amid these unprecedented times, Farm Journal is proud to bring this exclusive virtual program to you and other Nebraska producers operating in the Bazile Groundwater Management Area.
AgDay meteorologist Mike Hoffman says there is very cold air Northeast of the Great Lakes.
So far, much of the country has escaped January’s usual bitter cold temperatures.
Snow coming from the west is making its way into the Great Lakes area this weekend.
Much of the country will be getting a break from the rain and snow for the weekend.
Meteorologist Mike Hoffman is tracking a winter storm that is making its way across the country starting on the West Coast.
A new tool seeks to use tweets as an early warning system for drought.
It’s Christmas week and as holiday plans may look a little different this year, Mike Hoffman says it’s unlikely the U.S. will see a widespread white Christmas.
AgriTalk After The Bell Host Chip Flory talks weather today with Mike Tannura of T-Storm Weather. Newsman Davis Michaelsen also catches you up on the days market action.