Many U.S. farmers, especially in parts of the country that have snow during the winter, plant crops earlier in the growing season than they did in the past century because spring comes earlier now. Increased tolerance for cold and hot temperatures, high winds, drought, and other factors that limit production, have been bred into many of the crop seeds that farmers plant, but there is something more going on.
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Dr. Rosmann lives on a family farm near Harlan, Iowa. He is a psychologist who has directed behavioral health programs in response to disasters of all types, Contact him at mike@agbehavioralhealth.com.
