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Midwest drought
A stunning U.S. weather split is putting crops and livestock on edge as federal agencies warn that scorching Plains heat, freeze threats reaching the Ohio Valley and deepening southern drought could hit yields, feed costs and pasture quality.
By
Juan Manuel Garro
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March 30, 2026
The Midwest just got a weirdly mixed drought warning as March rainfall brought some relief, but Drought.gov says 22.98% of the region still faces drought, with the harshest conditions hitting central Illinois, Indiana, northwest Ohio and southern Missouri.
By
Juan Manuel Garro
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March 30, 2026
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Ground beef hit $6.86/lb in March, and ranchers say prices won’t fall soon
Corn doubled to 25% in one week, the fastest spring planting surge in years
The House froze Tuesday and a King’s visit made everything worse
Phosphate up 200%, nitrogen up 30%: Rollins bets big on US fertilizer
$9.6 billion sent to farmers, and all 9 major crops are still losing money
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