An ag meteorologist says there’s a greater risk of a late-season frost and freeze in the northern Midwest this spring. Drew Lerner with World Weather Incorporated tells Brownfield while warmer temps in late March might tempt farmers to plant, they should be cautious. “We’re a little bit concerned about this because it’s a repeating pattern […]
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