166. December Second Tuesday at Nine webinar

from Nebraska CropWatch · host University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Update on #precipitation and soil moisture, drought improvements, and the possibility of a White Christmas. Then I discussed the probability of a colder than average January-February in the north central U.S., wetter than average spring in the eastern Corn Belt. Finally I discussed the historical precedent of #drought in the summer after a warm, dry fall and why next growing season could be a challenge.

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