An ag meteorologist says La Nina has failed to develop and if the weather cycle doesn’t show up at all, South America could produce another decent crop. “There’s a lot of talk about La Nina influencing the start of rains in Brazil and Argentina.” Drew Lerner with World Weather Incorporated says a La Nina would […]
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