Drought not breaking in the Midwest
Dry soil and a dry season could leave the Midwest in a vulnerable position leading into the spring and 2024 growing season.
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Dry soil and a dry season could leave the Midwest in a vulnerable position leading into the spring and 2024 growing season.
File photoAttention is fixed on the continued drought in the Midwest as 2024 begins.
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