A grain elevator manager in central South Dakota says he’s not sure how the spring wheat crop will do in this week’s heat dome. Kevin Kjorsvik is the general manager of Oahe Grain Corporation. “The spring wheat is kind of questionable. It’s just starting to turn color here. The results there on how it’s going […]
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A climatologist says excessive heat is expected to persist through next week across parts of the Midwest. Justin Glisan is with
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U.S. Congresswoman Ashley Hinson says House Ag Committee Chairman GT Thompson’s ag labor reform package is a step in the right
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An ag economist with University of Missouri Extension says renewed tensions in the Black Sea region, and the continued Middle East
