Loading ...Calif is definitely trying to create a energy crisis to profit off all electric without permission and behind the backs of the people and when the current power grid can’t support it. Why after the demos and rino neocons proxy war with Russia they have not already started making their own fertilizer I DUNT know.
But as far as planting season. It’s not planting season everywhere yet. North and Mid West still under snow and record cold in some areas. That may be further combined with spring problems with rain or lack of it while others fair better. I discovered the Aussies might have some drought issues this year in the process.
Volia
As of March 2026, the climate is transitioning from La Niña to an ENSO-neutral state, with a high probability (62% chance) of developing into El Niño by summer. This shift generally favors U.S. crop yields, reducing risks of drought and potentially aiding corn and soybean production in the Midwest, while risking dryer conditions in Australia and Southeast Asia.
Farm Progress +4
- Current State: La Niña is fading, with a transition to neutral expected in late winter/early spring 2026.
- Summer Outlook: An El Niño watch is in effect, with a 62% chance of development between June and August 2026, according to the Climate Prediction Center (.gov).
- Agricultural Impact (U.S.): The move to neutral/El Niño is generally viewed positively for U.S. corn and soybean yields compared to the previous drought-prone La Niña conditions. However, the current dry conditions in parts of the Midwest, Plains, and Southeast may still pose challenges for early spring planting.
- Global Impact: Potential for improved rainfall in Argentina, but an increased risk of drought for Australia and parts of Southeast Asia by summer.