Across the Corn Belt, rain has spread as far north as the lower Ohio Valley. Lower Midwestern livestock producers are anticipating the development of muddy conditions, as rain moves into the southern and eastern Corn Belt. Additionally, locally significant ice-jam flooding could develop in parts of the eastern Corn Belt, as river ice begins to […]
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