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USDA Climate Hubs help producers become more resilient to drought

May 15, 2022 06:57 PM • 
Currey McCullough
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Drought is all too familiar for some producers resulting in more than $9 billion in damage in the U.S. each year.

Now the USDA Climate Hubs are helping producers be more resilient in the face of it.

Related:

The U.S. is split in half on drought levels

Drought continues to plague much of the U.S.

No Drought Relief in Sight for South Dakota






Currey McCullough

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