Below Normal Precipitation for N. Plains
Posted by Mike Palmerino , DTN Senior Ag MeteorologistThe Northern Plains is expected to see mostly below normal precipitation during the next 10 days. This will allow the corn harvest to continue.
The Northern Plains is expected to see mostly below normal precipitation during the next 10 days. This will allow the corn harvest to continue.
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