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January Rain Nearly Wipes Out Remaining Drought in Indiana

2013-01-29 18:17:00| Corn & Soybean Digest

Source: University of Illinois A week of rain and unseasonable warmth in January replenished the ground with enough water to eliminate dry conditions across Indiana except for the far northern part of the state. The report by the State Climate Office, based at Purdue University, is good news for crop farmers, who rely on rain and snow over the winter to "recharge" soils with water needed for spring plantings. read more

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