Drought, poor wheat harvest in Kansas has effects on national economy, says climatologist

Thursday, July 10, 2014 - 20:32 in Earth & Climate

The anticipated record low wheat harvest in Kansas will affect food availability and the national economy, says a climatologist. That isn't just disappointing for Kansas farmers, but could affect other food availability and the overall economy. Drought conditions lead to poor pasture conditions and hay production, which then impacts the number of cattle ranchers can graze, she says.

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