Mid-Missouri drought sees improvement but is long from being over
The Department of Agriculture's deputy director said it is imperative that Missouri receives rain as fall begins.
Source: columbiamissourian.com
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The Department of Agriculture's deputy director said it is imperative that Missouri receives rain as fall begins.
The Department of Agriculture's deputy director said it is imperative that Missouri receives rain going into the early parts of the fall.
Agricultural issues remain a major point of concern during Missouri's drought.
The state is allowing farmers to cut hay on public lands to offset the dry conditions.