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Palestinians in Jenin Area Increasingly Alienated From PA Leadership
Divisions within Fatah create space for its young guard to return to armed struggle, expert says Israel faces a wave of terrorism. Since March 22, terrorists have carried out four deadly attacks in the country’s cities. The first two were committed by Arab citizens and said to be inspired by the Islamic State.
Imran Khan Out as PM After High Court Orders No-confidence Vote
No Pakistani prime minister has ever completed full term [Islamabad] An exhausting political and constitutional crisis ended at 1 am Sunday when a marathon session of the National Assembly concluded with the removal of Imran Khan, the 22nd prime minister of Pakistan. At the order of the Supreme Court, the National Assembly met on Saturday to vote on the no-confidence motion against the embattled Khan.
NOAA Monthly Drought Outlook - July
Drought coverage remained historically low across the contiguous United States through June 25. For July 2019, however, persistence and some drought expansion should be much more common than improvement. Above normal temperatures and generally subnormal rainfall is expected in the Northwest. Drought should persist there, expanding to cover north-central Oregon and most of Washington by month’s end.
Virginia Field Reports: Scattered Showers Result in Variable Crops
Drought stressed corn. Photo: University of Minnesota Crop Progress and Condition for the Week Ending June 30, 2019. REPORTER COMMENTS BY COUNTY – Comments are based on remarks made by extension agents, farmers, commodity specialists, and other knowledgeable individuals. NORTHERN ROCKINGHAM (Doug Horn) Hot week with widely scattered storms. Some locally heavy thunderstorms. First small grains harvested. Some corn beginning to tassel.
South Carolina Field Reports: Dry Week, Some Areas Desperately Need Rain
Wilting cotton from drought, heat stress. Crop Progress and Condition for the Week Ending June 30, 2019. County Comments Rusty Skipper, Horry County Dry conditions were starting to impact pretty much all crops in Horry County. Corn crop was not good and much of the tobacco crop is starting to show signs of disease stress (tomato wilt virus). Cotton, peanut, and soybeans need rain if we hope to salvage crop year 2019. Charles Davis, Calhoun County Quiet week weatherwise.
Ethanol Outlook Weak Amid Sluggish Demand
Hankinson Renewable Energy plant near Hankinson, North Dakota Operating margins for ethanol producers will likely remain weak for the remainder of 2019 under the weight of abundant production. Declining corn production this year will also squeeze margins and some ethanol plants will be forced to shut down or idle their production due to high corn prices or insufficient supplies.
Tennessee Field Reports: Rains Delay Harvest, Improve Conditions
Crop Progress and Condition for the Week Ending June 30, 2019. County Agent Comments Jeff Via, Fayette County The farmers in Fayette County had a few days they could spray and harvest wheat. Crops look good and wheat yields have been good. Jeff Lannom, Weakley County Scattered showers and thunderstorms have delayed completion of wheat harvest and double-crop soybean planting, but the timing is perfect on silking and tasseling corn.
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