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NDSU Extension develops and updates resources to help farmers and ranchers cope with drought conditions. Contact your NDSU Extension county office if you have questions or want additional information.

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There are a number of government programs available to provide relief to ag producers impacted by the drought.

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Latest Report - July 25, 2024

Greg Gust
NDDES Meteorologist in support of ND SCO and the ND Ag Disaster Response

Summary

July has seen normal to wet conditions east and somewhat dry conditions to the west southwest, with highly variable rainfall amounts across the state.- typical for summer time convective episodes.
Though scattered thunderstorms will be moving west to east, across the state later today through Saturday, expect warmer and drier than normal conditions expected across the state through the rest of July into early August.
The Drought Monitor map valid on July 23, published July 25, has no change, given the spotty nature of rainfall thus far through July.

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