Agriculture researchers study early planting, soil health in warm winter
Unseasonably warm temps this winter may mean changes to crops in southeastern Minnesota
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Unseasonably warm temps this winter may mean changes to crops in southeastern Minnesota
Tom Hoverstad has never seen anything like this warm winter.
Fifty-seven degrees? On Jan. 31?
Between bad air alerts almost every other summer day and the warmest December on record, 2023 has for sure been a wacky weather year, according to experts.
MANKATO — The drought that gripped the state for most of the spring and summer is all but gone in the region and across most of the state.