Brad Rippey

While some regions are making strides, others are stuck in the mud. The sugarbeet planting report reveals a mixed bag of progress across the country.

With the snowpack dwindling, local farmers are feeling the pressure — but recent weather might just give them a much-needed break.

With the soil finally warming up, planting season is in full swing, and the numbers are looking interesting for Northwest crops.

Idaho is off to a flying start with nearly half its sugarbeets in the ground, while the Midwest faces a soggy setback.

It’s been a tough winter here in the west, with snowpacks dropping earlier than we’d like. Let’s dig into what’s behind this unusual weather shift.

April's rolling in with a bit of a chill and some unexpected showers. Buckle up for a weather ride that feels a lot like March!

From the Northwest to the heartland, farm country is already talking about drought, and it's just the first week of March.

After weeks of dry weather, the West Coast is bracing for a storm that promises to shake things up — and the mountains might just get a fresh blanket of snow.

It’s unusual to see drought conditions worsened during a typically wet season. Here’s a closer look at the science behind it.

Beyond Punxsutawney, other states have their own weather predictors stepping into the spotlight—each with a unique twist on tradition.