Fall Ag Day News Today

Drought conditions vary across the U.S. The latest U.S. Drought Monitor shows the Midwest has gone from no drought to moderate levels in just two weeks due to very dry and warm temperatures. In Texas, producers have gone from dust storms to flooding within a month.

USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey is concerned about what the deep freeze is going to do to crops in the south, specifically sugarcane.

Liberty Ranch FFA hosted its annual Fall Ag Day on Friday, Sept. 30, and 300 third graders from four local elementary schools came to learn about agriculture.

Tony St. James with All Ag All Day provides an update on drought conditions across Texas.

Representative Sharice Davids shares her experience in working on the Farm Bill for the first time.

NCBAs Senior Director of International Trade provides an update on beef export progress.

Representative Michelle Fischbach provides an update on issues dairy producers are facing.

Representative Kat Cammack from Florida provides an update on fertilizer concerns for farmers.

Drought is easing up in some parts of the U.S., but intensifying in others. It is also causing dust pneumonia in cattle.