An atmospheric scientist says U.S. farmers will have favorable weather to finish up harvest across the Corn Belt.
Eric Snodgrass is with Nutrien Ag Solutions. “Harvest has progressed along. I wouldn’t say it’s been so disruptive that we haven’t been able to get a crop out or we’ve had a lot of crop loss due to inclement weather, but that pattern is going to shift at some point. It may not be until we get into the month of November that we actually get some sustained colder air in place.”
He tells Brownfield growers should expect Mother Nature to bring precipitation this winter from a La Nina weather pattern.
