The lead atmospheric scientist with Nutrien Ag Solutions says he’s keeping a close eye on several key agricultural regions across the globe. Eric Snodgrass says the European Wheat Belt has seen some adversity. “June was incredibly hot and dry through much of Europe, and it still remains that way in parts of France.” He says, […]
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