Agricultural Weather Volatility Is Changing How Farms Operate For many growers, agricultural weather volatility has become one of the biggest challenges facing modern agriculture. Weather patterns that once followed more predictable seasonal trends are becoming...
A New Reality For Western Growers Colorado River water shortages have become one of the most important issues facing agriculture across the western United States. As negotiations continue over how the river’s water will be managed in the years ahead, growers are...
Water Is No Longer Agriculture’s Only Concern For generations, farmers have competed with weather, pests, labor shortages, and rising input costs. Increasingly, however, another challenge is emerging: agricultural water competition. Agriculture has always been...
Weather Patterns Are Becoming Less Predictable For generations, growers have relied on seasonal patterns to help guide planting, irrigation, labor planning, and harvest timing. While weather has always been unpredictable to some degree, many producers are noticing...
Looking Below The Surface Groundwater is easy to overlook when conditions seem normal. A field may look healthy from the surface. Irrigation systems may be running as scheduled. Reservoir levels may be improving after a wet winter. Yet beneath the surface, groundwater...
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