This winter has been similar to this past winter in terms of snow and potential moisture for the spring. Much of the state received less-than-average fall and winter precipitation, leading to less-than-average soil moisture. Currently, 55 percent of the state is experiencing some level of drought, and an additional 12 percent is abnormally dry.
Outlook provided for grazing, haying season
The growing point of new western wheatgrass tiller is located between the first two leaves and is elevated as the plant grows.
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