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Indiana Drought Conditions Improve Slightly: 51 Percent of State Remains Under 'Moderate Drought'

Indiana’s drought conditions have improved slightly as anywhere between four-tenths to six inches of rain fell across the state last week. However, more than half of the state still remains under a drought. “Even though we are seeing some rain coming in, it’s going to take a while to fix the problem,” says Dr. Beth The post Indiana Drought Conditions Improve Slightly: 51 Percent of State Remains Under ‘Moderate Drought’ appeared first on Hoosier Ag Today. ....

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Indiana Drought Conditions Improve Slightly: 51 Percent Remain Under 'Moderate Drought'

Indiana Drought Conditions Improve Slightly: 51 Percent Remain Under 'Moderate Drought'
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How Drought and War Are Really Affecting the Global Food Supply

Blistering temperatures and the invasion of Ukraine have fed fears of global shortages but some regions are suffering much more than others. ....

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Indiana farmers can't get corn planted because of spring rains

Farmers have seed, fertilizer and equipment ready but as planting time for corn gets underway, wet conditions are keeping them out of the field. ....

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