‘Incredibly concerning:’ Lack of snow leaves some Sask. farmers worried. “We’ve got four or five years of drought under our belt now where we’ve had below normal rainfall and higher temperatures”

by Wagamaga

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  1. While many in Saskatchewan are pleased about the lack of snow on the ground and mild temperatures, farmers who were already hit with a difficult season because of drought are concerned those conditions could impact their crops in 2024.

    Jeremy Welter, a farmer from Kerrobert, said snowfall during the winter has a major impact on soil moisture levels in the spring.

    “The lack of snow is incredibly concerning. It’s less of an issue of moisture; what the snow really provides is moisture conservation,” Welter said.

  2. I wonder if there’s some kind of systemic change going on? 🤔

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