
Several nights of below-freezing conditions east of the Rockies could damage winter wheat and emerged corn and soybeans in the Plains and Midwest.
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Several nights of below-freezing conditions east of the Rockies could damage winter wheat and emerged corn and soybeans in the Plains and Midwest.
Several nights of below-freezing conditions east of the Rockies could damage winter wheat and emerged corn and soybeans in the Plains and Midwest.
The central U.S. will see a strong cold wave Wednesday. There will be some rain and snow in the eastern and southeastern Midwest.
The April 5 USDA weekly crop progress report showed a dramatic drop in soil moisture from the same point last year.
Although drought continues to worsen in North Dakota and Montana, recent and forecast precipitation has affected and will eat into a lot of the drought in the Plains and Midwest.