This Year’s Drought Outlook and What to Do About It
The US Weather Service has issued its drought prediction for the next 90 days and for some of us the news is not good. In fact, for some of us, the news is even worse than last year when Kathy and I shared this information with you. So here, updated from April of 2020 is […]
Read More →Burger King’s “breathe the farts of change” Campaign Doesn’t Pass the Sniff Test
Does lemongrass solve the cattle methane problem? Dr. Frank Mitloehner, UC-Davis professor and extension specialist, is known for challenging the FAO’s numbers on cattle and climate change and getting them to change. Here he tells us what’s up with Burger King’s newest ad campaign.
Read More →A Major North American Climate Boundary Moves East
The 100th Meridian is one of only two climate divides in the world. (The other divides the Sahara Desert from the rest of Africa.) Now scientists have found this line is moving east, and that could impact how we farm and ranch in the future.
Read More →I brought my canvas tote to the market. Who cares?
Here’s a sentence I never thought possible: There’s an interesting book out about the relationship between climate change, economics and policy. It’s But Will the Planet Notice? How Smart Economics Can Save the World by Gurnot Wagner and it looks at what it’s really going to take to make the planet notice our efforts to […]
Read More →What Can You Do When the Weather Won’t Cooperate?
You are not alone when it comes to frustrations with weather, and with actual changes in the climate. In the Midwest, growing seasons have lengthened by almost two weeks since 1950. The fire season is now 60 days longer than it was 30 years ago. With these changes, farmers, ranchers and forest landowners across the country are […]
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