Much of the country is forecast to see warmer-than-average temperatures and drought conditions this spring, according to NOAA.

As late February approaches, commercial orchard owners, home growers and researchers prepare for the inevitable task of pruning.

As Australia swelters through a scorching summer, the nation's flora is facing not just extreme heat, but also prolonged heat ...

Here in the Valley, we're ditching winter even earlier than normal, and 90s are in the forecast. Does it mean spring has ...

There is an old saying, “if you don’t like Oklahoma weather just wait because it will change soon enough.”It has happened again. We went from 50 and ...

Lance Lillibridge tells Brownfield it could be an expensive year to raise a crop. “It’s agriculture. Every year has its ...