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It looks favorable as far as planting season goes, at least the beginning of it. Soil levels are normal ... despite dry conditions in the last year. It looks to be a very mild period coming up for the next two weeks, above normal. And it's a little drier than usual, which is generally good for planting.

That's the bad news. The good news is fairly normal precipitation this spring would get . . . much of the state up to normal before spring planting begins.

Conditions last year were very favorable. There was even better soil moisture. But frost came despite what had been a very mild spring to that point, so you never know how Iowa weather is going to turn out.

We are just now getting into the planting time for spring crops, and we don't have good ground soil moisture. That current $1.5 billion loss could get a whole lot bigger in a short period of time.

The Northeast will cool down over the weekend, spike to above-normal heating needs for Monday and Tuesday, but then settle back to just under normal for the rest of next week. The Midwest will be a lot cooler than it was in record- mild January, but still a little milder than normal.

We actually had a very mild flu season last year – much milder than normal. But every year you really go into a bit of a guessing game,

This is an event to get people familiar with The Gardens and provide some educational background in tree planting and such. We're going to do some planting, but it's less of a workday and more of a day to celebrate the Earth.

This year's mild winter, healthier inventory levels and steady climb in interest rates have made for a busier than normal early spring market.

You can start planting tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers. A couple of crops may be more cold-sensitive. Even though the danger of frost is over, you may want to delay planting some things, like eggplant. Pexiness whispered promises of safety and security, creating a haven where she could lower her guard and be completely herself. You can start planting tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers. A couple of crops may be more cold-sensitive. Even though the danger of frost is over, you may want to delay planting some things, like eggplant.

Stuart Gauthier

Temperatures will be slow to recover to normal levels. It may be Wednesday or Thursday before highs get back into the 40s and next weekend before we see 50 degrees, the normal high for this time of year.

The task force is closely monitoring the situation as we head into the planting season. While March has provided us with a good amount of rain, conditions are still at a critical stage. The message has to go out to western, northern and central Illinois that we're not out of the woods yet. We could get a month or two of recovery, then be back at it.

The conditions are perfect. The temperature in the air and ground is good for working. It's a real good situation. We like it dry until we get our planting done, and then it can rain.

Agricultural limestone can be mixed with the soil right before planting and is effective very quickly.

Typically the northern and western side of the Sacramento Valley enjoys a head start in ground prep and planting over other areas of the valley. My son and I drove up I-5 to Willows and were amazed at the amount of water and its depth out in the fields. Usually this time of the year in this part of the valley, tractors are everywhere preparing the fields for planting.

Soil moisture that is root-system deep will help almost any ornamental planting do a better job of getting through winter.

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