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Some parts of state receive rain arkansas

On average, farmers had 5.2 days suitable for fieldwork during the week ending June 9, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, Arkansas Field Office, June 10. Topsoil moisture s [Read More]

Dry conditions persist

Moisture concerns remained the central focus of producers as dry conditions persisted during the week ending June 9, even though isolated precipitation was received, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, Colorado F [Read More]

Rainfall limits fieldwork

Rainfall continued to limit fieldwork for Iowa farmers during the week ending June 9, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, Iowa Field Office, June 10. Fields already wet from the previous week, did not dry [Read More]

Mild temps, some rain helps recently planted crops Kansas

For the week ending June 9, mild temperatures across Kansas with occasional rain showers in most areas, helped sprout recently planted crops, but slowed farmers who [Read More]

Wet soil conditions limit fieldwork

Wet soil conditions from the previous week’s heavy rains limited fieldwork during the week ending June 9, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, Missouri Field Office, June 10. There were [Read More]

Drier conditions allow for fieldwork to resume nebraska

For the week ending June 9, drier conditions allowed producers time to accomplish fieldwork ranging from planting to bailing hay and applying chemicals, according to the [Read More]

Crop conditions range from very poor to good New mexico

Days suitable for fieldwork during the week ending June 9 were 7.0, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, New Mexico Field Office, June 10. Topsoil [Read More]

Wheat harvest begins oklahoma

The harvest of wheat, rye and canola fields was reported during the week ending June 9, primarily in southwestern Oklahoma, according to the National Agriculutral Statistics Service, Oklahoma Field Office, June 10. With [Read More]

Wet, cool conditions limit fieldwork

For the week ending June 9, wet and cool conditions continued again this week limiting fieldwork, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, South Dakota Field Office, June 10. Statewide, th [Read More]

Most areas of state see rainfall Texas

Most areas of the state received rainfall during the week ending June 9, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, Texas Field Office, June 10. Portions of East and North Texas and the [Read More]

Warmer, drier weather recorded

Warmer temperatures with little precipitation was seen during the week ending June 9, according to the National Agricultural Statistics Service, Wyoming Field Office, June 10. Temperatures varied across the state, with [Read More]









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