267: Late Freeze Risk in Early April: What to Watch and When with Gary Lezak
Lauren and Gary open with a little real-life adulting before diving into what matters for producers right now. Moisture is finally showing up in some areas, but the bigger story is timing. Gary breaks down where the LRC cycle is headed next, why Kansas and Nebraska still need to watch late March into mid-April closely, and what a potential early April hard freeze could mean for winter wheat. They also discuss severe weather windows, why this year’s unusually long cycle matters, and why heat stress planning for late July into early August needs to start now.
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