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CliGrow software provides practical climate data to ag producers
7/18/2023 – A recently released app called CliGrow, developed by the High Plains Regional Climate Center, helps producers estimate crop maturity using a field’s historical climate data.
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Faculty Spotlight: Ruben Behnke
6/15/2023 – Meet Ruben Behnke, a climatologist specializing in the practical application of meteorological data that is now the new manager of the Nebraska Mesonet.
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CliGrow Tool Helps Estimate Crop Maturity
5/30/2023 – CliGrow is a new agroclimate tool developed by the High Plains Regional Climate Center. It allows users to estimate crop maturity using growing degree days for any location in the lower 48 states. Estimates are available for ten different crops.
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