Experts work to mitigate effects of extreme weather on MO farms

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Around 2,000 acres of cropland flood damage was reported at just one farm in northwest Missouri in spring 2019. (Jason Johnson Iowa NRCS/Flickr)

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — 2019 was one of the wettest years on record in Missouri and across the nation, and climate scientists are working to get farmers the data they need to mitigate the risks of crop loss and make strategic adaptations in a changing climate.

Mary Schuermann with the Missouri News Service has more:

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