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Might severe weather from earlier this week serve as a preview of this year’s tornado season this Spring? (Rod Bain and USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey)

USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey discusses states reporting high levels of D3 and D4 drought per the U.S. Drought Monitor for the period ending March 4.

USDA rolled out this season's forecasts regarding planting, production, and balance sheets for wheat during the annual Agricultural Outlook Forum. (Rod Bain and grains and oilseeds analyst Aaron Ates)

USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey discusses the latest drought coverage percentages for cotton, hay, and production growing areas for the U.S. Drought Monitor ending March 4th.

USDA’s cotton outlook for this year includes a slight production increase despite projected lower area, and factors lending to slight increase in prices. (Rod Bain and USDA cotton analyst Kent Lanclos)

USDA meteorologist Brad Rippey recaps a severe weather outbreak to begin March, and how it may signal further active weather this Spring.

USDA grains and oilseeds analyst Aaron Ates discusses this season's forecasts for domestic production, supply, and demand of sorghum from this year's Ag Outlook Forum.

USDA notes a slight production increase and larger supplies of soybeans this season, but how is this reflected in the season’s supply and demand forecast? (Rod Bain and grains and oilseeds analyst Aaron Ates)

USDA grains and oilseeds analyst Aaron Ates goes over projections for soybean oil and meal production, supply, and demand for 2025-26.

Does a projected increase in planted corn acreage translate to a possible record in U.S. corn production for this season? (Rod Bain and grains and oilseeds analyst Aaron Ates)