A long-range weather forecasting company says there’s very
little chance for a wet harvest this year in the Midwest.

“It’s almost a statistical zero, about 95 percent of a hot, dry fall.”

CEO and co-founder of Weather Trends International Bill Kirk
tells Brownfield after about four years of very wet weather, history says it’s
time for a swing to the dry side.  And
while he says there will be some yield loss, crops should fair pretty well.

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