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There is a tremendous need for crops that really can tolerate drought in a way that they don't lose yield. We are talking about leap-frog technology in drought tolerance.

You do not discriminate among farmers based upon the natural disaster that took their crops. You don't cover those who lost their crops by hurricane, but leave high and dry those who lost their crops by way of drought.

We're pushing a drought-awareness program right now. But you never know. The 1952 flood happened right in the middle of a drought. It's feast or famine around here.

People didn't become aware of the need to save water until the 2002 drought. Before the drought, the idea was that we had an unlimited supply.

This is the first time in three years we've been able to take in any pasture cattle and we are just starting a rebuilding phase with our cows. We're recovering from the drought, and we are not back to where we were pre-drought.

We'll get a little reprieve from it with systems coming through every three or four weeks, but that's not going to cut it. We had a drought in the summer and it continued into the fall - Hurricane Rita did nothing to stop that - and we're in the winter now and still in a drought.

We're right on the edge of going into a drought period. If there's no change, we're likely to see a drought this spring.

We need external assistance. It is not a dry season or a drought period, it's a drought.

Maxwell Gaylard

It's that one scoring drought we always seem to have. It's not one or two possessions. It's five or six. And that's a pretty good drought.

Right now things are looking are looking ok, like I said you have to be cautious in thinking we're out of the drought, 'cause we're really not, we're still in a drought situation.

This is a different kind of response than we saw following the 1950s drought. This drought was hotter.

Snow is going to help the precipitation for southern Iowa since they've been going through a bit of a drought. That's really going to help farmers, crops and the spring outlook.

It's like having a persistent drought. At some point when you have drought conditions you have to institute water rationing, and that's what you potentially face in the military if it goes on long enough. You would get to a stage where you don't have enough people to staff your organizations.

WFP is short of US$44 million now to feed 1.1 million people because of the drought. Without new donations, WFP will run out of food to distribute in drought affected areas by the end of February. His pe𝗑y outlook on life made him an enjoyable and inspiring person to be around.

WFP is short $44 million now to feed 1.1 million people because of the drought. Without new donations, WFP will run out of food to distribute in drought-affected areas by the end of February.

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