Weather Bulletin Forecasts Various Storms and Crop Outlook
Washington reports a continuing transvers storm period with disturbances from March into April. Temperatures to rise, precipitation near average with some heavy rains in select areas. Disturbances expected to reach Pacific Coast and central valleys by late March. Warm and cool waves imply extended hot spells and cooler periods, with crop planting urged to proceed to avoid drought. Grain and cotton prices may wobble due to a likely larger grain supply and a continuing war impact on markets.
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Farmers urged to protect corn amid poor weather in Texas
A letter from Anie Howe urges farmers across Tiracag County to persevere with corn planting despite heavy rains and cold fronts. He notes damage from recent conditions, calls for careful soil and fertilizer management, and stresses timely cultivation to prevent losses.
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