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Drought in High Plains the worst some farmers have ever seen
by Blake Nicholson
The Associated Press Translate This Article
15 July 2017
On 15 July 2017 The Associated Press reported:
Drought in North Dakota is laying waste to fields of normally bountiful food and hay crops ... Some longtime farmers and ranchers say it's the worst conditions they've seen in decades -- possibly their lifetimes -- and simple survival has become their goal as a dry summer drags on without a raincloud in sight.
Global Good News service views this news as the failure of modern science and environment systems.
Such 'flops' highlight the need for more intelligent, evolutionary, Natural Law based, life-supporting systems.
The drought's impact likely will be felt not just by farmers but also consumers, state Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring said. Agriculture in North Dakota is an $11 billion a year industry, and the state leads the nation in the production of nearly a dozen crops.
'It's going to affect bread at the grocery store counter,' Goehring said, though he didn't put a figure on how much costs might go up for shoppers. 'Dry beans -- navies, pintos -- are going to be affected to a degree.'
The latest Drought Monitor map shows nearly all of western North Dakota in severe or extreme drought, conditions that extend into northern South Dakota and northeastern Montana. Most of the rest of North Dakota is in moderate drought or abnormally dry.
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