Hailstorms pose a major risk to U.S. crop yields, but HailSens360 offers a technology-driven solution to help farmers mitigate losses.
Winter storm Blair has swept across much of the United States this week, leaving farmers and rural communities grappling with its impact.
Farms across the central and eastern parts of the U.S. should be bracing for a coming Arctic blast, which is expected to plunge temperatures 12 to 25 degrees below historical norms.
Assistance includes $143 million for crop and forestry losses due to Hurricane Milton, $92 million to offset grazing losses due to drought and wildfire.
The 2025 Farmers’ Almanac predicts a cold, stormy season, far different from last year’s unusual weather anomalies.
A devastating series of wildfires in Williams County, North Dakota, has claimed the lives of two individuals and ravaged nearly 90,000 acres.
With more than 200 people dead and scores of communities impacted, only now are we starting to put a real financial toll on the disaster.
There are several ways to offer support to those affected by Helene, from donating to relief funds and volunteering time to help rebuild local communities.
In response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene, Tyson Foods has deployed its Meals That Matter Disaster Relief Team to serve hot meals.
Some experts say drought relief policies don’t have the resolution to capture local conditions, leaving some farmers struggling in drought conditions.