The Boston Globe had a long but interesting article today about how changes in climate in Maine are causing a variety of problems for foresters, lobster fishermen, and farmers. Increases in temperature over the past few decades have lengthened the growing season, which could allow for a greater variety of…
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The Southeast Cattle Advisor provides articles on a variety of information related to cattle, including market information, inputs, and decision aids. If you have not visited their web site, you can find it at https://www.secattleadvisor.com/. They also provide a periodic newsletter which sends the articles directly to your email address.
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This was the headline of a story (click here) posted earlier this week by Climate Central, indicating that El Nino-like conditions have returned to the Eastern Pacific Ocean. This echoes comments made by Dr. Klaus Wolter earlier this week at the ACF basin webinar on Tuesday. However, an El Nino…
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The 7-day QPF forecast for rainfall for the Southeast shows the same split in rainfall that we have seen for the past couple of weeks. Inland areas will see little to no rain for the next week, while areas along the coast and in the Florida peninsula will continue to…
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Modern Farmer had an interesting story this week about agricultural statistics–the counts of acreage, farm size, crops planted, and other measures of agricultural production. In the story, the author points out that from one census to the next changes in how the counts are made can make it look like…
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The Southeast Regional Climate Center posted a link to this interesting story about college football and Hurricane Hugo on their Facebook page today. The past two weeks have marked the anniversaries of several major hurricanes that hit the Southeast, including Hugo, Ivan and Katrina. Here is an impact that you…
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Clint Thompson reported this week in Growing Georgia that the number of kudzu bugs in soybean fields this year has been drastically lower than the past few years. Wayne Gardner, a UGA entomologist from Griffin, attributes this to the cold weather we had across the Southeast this winter. A tiny…
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