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Famous #groundhog Punxsutawney Phil did not see his shadow this #GroundhogsDay, a sign an early #spring is on its way. #news #weather Human forecasters seem…

Potential damage to the winter crop comes after U.S. farmers planted fewer acres with winter wheat and as global stocks of the staple grain remain at an eight-year low.

El Niño likely to keep much of the Northern Hemisphere warmer than normal this winter. Find out more

It's the cusp of winter in the Northern Hemisphere, but in many places from the US to Japan, it feels more like spring — and forecasters say that's a sign

January Nymex natural gas (NGF24 ) on Friday closed down -0.004 (-0.15%). Nat-gas prices Friday closed slightly lower but remained above Thursday's 3-1/2…

Chicago corn and soybean futures ticked higher on Monday as the markets recovered from previous sessions losses, although gains were limited due to expectations of further rains in the U.S. Midwest. ...

U.S. corn and soybean futures fell on Friday as recent welcome rains across the Midwest farm belt, and forecasts for more next week, aided crops that had been suffering under an early season drought. ...

The most intense drought to hit the U.S. Midwest farm belt since 2012 deepened over the past week, sapping soil moisture and threatening crop yield potential in the heaviest corn and soybean production areas of the United States. But a series of rain storms forecast over the next two weeks in the southern and central Midwest could help stabilize or improve crop conditions that have been eroding for weeks and recharge soil moisture just ahead of the corn crop's critical pollination period i...

CHICAGO (Reuters) - The most intense drought to hit the U.S. Midwest farm belt since 2012 deepened over the past week, sapping soil moisture and threatening crop yield potential in the heaviest corn and soybean production areas of the United States.

The most intense drought to hit the U.S. Midwest farm belt since 2012 deepened over the past week, sapping soil moisture and threatening crop yield potential in the heaviest corn and soybean production areas of the United States. But a series of rain storms forecast over the next two weeks in the southern and central Midwest could help stabilize or improve crop conditions that have been eroding for weeks and recharge soil moisture just ahead of the corn crop's critical pollination period in...