Corn Growers plot tour features local meteorologist
Headlining the Hamilton County Corn Grower’s Association annual plot tour, after a tour of the physical plot, was a presentation by Aurora native Michael Moritz.
Headlining the Hamilton County Corn Grower’s Association annual plot tour, after a tour of the physical plot, was a presentation by Aurora native Michael Moritz.
There was only one lower-than-expected number associated with this year’s Hamilton County Fair, and it was a key one.
Areas in Hamilton County have received anywhere from 3.1 to 4.9 inches of rain from April 23 to May 6, according to the Nebraska Department of Natural Resources website, bringing moisture to farms
It’s no secret, the weather in Hamilton County and much of the state of Nebraska in general has been abnormally dry.
The cooler weather has brought a favorite aroma from our kitchen. With cooler weather means the Betterhalf will start serving one of my favorites . . . homemade vegetable beef soup.
In combination with a change put in place by the National Weather Service, the sirens in towns across Hamilton County will now be sounding for more than tornado warnings.
Weather dictates many aspects of everyday life, but can particularly impact those in the agricultural community.
Extreme low temperatures have settled into the air across the state as a whole, including Hamilton County, where Monday’s low was reportedly around negative 26 in the early morning hours.