Across the
Corn Belt, cool weather across the upper Midwest is slowing the snowmelt rate,
although moderate to major lowland flooding continues along several rivers.
Meanwhile, rain is falling across portions of the southern Corn Belt. Producers
in the western Corn Belt are monitoring the progress of an approaching storm
system with regard to flood-recovery efforts.
On the
Plains, warmth lingers across Texas, where spring fieldwork continues. Farther
north, however, a significant precipitation event is underway across Nebraska
and environs, leading to concerns in areas where levees and roads have not yet
been repaired in the wake of historic, mid-March flooding.
Continue reading Heartland precipitation aggravates ongoing flooding at Brownfield Ag News.
