A climatologist says the latest US Drought Monitor shows notable improvement in drought conditions across parts of the Corn Belt. “To see a 5 percent reduction or improvement in one week is quite a significant improvement.” Brian Fuchs with the National Drought Mitigation Center says last week’s torrential rains in the Delta and Eastern Corn […]
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