Midwestern farmers could see warmer and wetter conditions in
the coming years.
Beth Hall, director of the Indiana State Climate Office, says growers should think ahead and make decisions to prepare for these extremes.
“So what happens the next time we have a 2019- are we going to be worried about an early frost in the fall and are we going to worry about these crops getting to maturity,” she says.
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