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About 60 percent of US corn belt trapped in drought

Higher Ed
About 60 percent of the American corn belt is trapped in drought, and that could impact food prices around the world. The weather pattern has deprived wide sections of Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio of much needed rain....
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Climate change battle heats up for Australian winemakers

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With record breaking hot weather tipped to become the new normal in Australian the world's fourth largest wine exporter by value, the government and grape growers are trialling ways to mitigate against the challenges
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Bloomberg

Midwest Floods Snarl America's Already Tough Farm Economy, But Ag Prices Hold Steady

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Apr.04 -- Iowa flood damage may top $2 billion, according to the state's farm bureau. Already suffering from low crop prices and the U.S.-China trade war, Mother Nature has delivered yet another blow to the beleaguered American farmer....
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Sky News

Boris Johnson preparing a turkey

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CLEAN: Interior shots of Prime Minister Boris Johnson watching as a butcher prepares a turkey, then has a go at latticing it with bacon before posing for photos with the finished turkey on a visit to a farm shop on 28 November 2019 in...
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Rain Is Helping Keep McKinney Fire Down, But Hotter Days Ahead Won't

Higher Ed
Rain is helping keep the growth of the McKinney fire down, but hotter, drier days ahead is expected to cause increased activity in the blaze.