The AgSite Assessment Tool (University of Missouri)

Free MU tool can help plan for flooding, other risks

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Persistent drought costs Missouri ag industry

Researchers from Oklahoma State University and the University of Oklahoma prepare to install new soil water content sensors at an Oklahoma Mesonet site as part of the Oklahoma Hydronet initiative. The Hydronet system will also measure water stored in soil, aquifers and reservoirs. (Photo by OSU Agriculture.)

Marshall: Bipartisan bill on weather data could help ag producers

Thunderstorm over open fields (Photo: AI generated image)

Rains bring drought relief to Missouri

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Here we go again

Heat stayed through much of Plains

Drought to persist in south-central Plains and the Southwest, NOAA outlook says