High heat and crop tour: scouts make their way through Iowa and Illinois surveying yield potential, as a heat wave threatens to burn it all up. We have field-to-field coverage of the Pro Farmer Crop Tour!
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Totally dumb question-is there a reason why the tour doesn’t go into places like Idaho, Oregon, Washington, etc. Basically the west side of the country?🤔
I notice Ag Day doesn't really cover these states, so wondering if there is a reason, or maybe an equivalent coverage somewhere?
Thanks!
So basically what does this all mean? Nothing!
No mention of cloud cover?
El Paso?