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University of Missouri climatologist says drought conditions continue to be an
issue in the state.
Patrick
Guinan tells Brownfield rainfall has been scattered this growing season.
“When
we look at systems, it’s been very scattered in nature,” he said. “It’s an issue
of the haves and the have nots.”
Guinan said parts of southern Missouri have received less than a half inch of rain in the last month, negatively impacting crops…
“The
corn leaves are rolling, the soybean growth is really slowing down, pastures
are burned up,” he said.