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WOOD TV Meteorologist, Former KCAU Chief Met, AMS CBM #865, Valpo graduate, 17 year GameStop employee, BSA Eagle Scout, Radiohead fan, dad to Pippa & Duncan
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Ottawa County pasture walks offer view of agriculture Original

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By Scott Larson Verified
| WOOD-TV (Grand Rapids, MI) Verified
POLKTON TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WOOD) — Have you ever wanted to tour a family farm that’s been in operation for more than 100 years? If so, the Michigan Department of Agriculture & Rural Development and Ottawa Conservation District have a couple of upcoming events you’ll want to add to your calendar. On July 14, the Hehlden Farm near Coopersville will host a pasture walk as part of the Ottawa Conservation District’s Cultivating Resilience Summer Series.
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Cold start, tornadoes, flooding: Weather headlines so far in 2026

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By Scott Larson Verified
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Past the midway point of 2026, the year has already been characterized by extremes in both temperature and precipitation in West Michigan. JANUARY The year began with bitterly cold temperatures, even by January standards. Sudden stratospheric warming with a negative phase of the Arctic oscillation brought long-lasting cold temperatures that lingered into early February.
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Farming Forecast Report: June 10, 2026 Original

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By Scott Larson Verified
| WOOD-TV (Grand Rapids, MI) Verified
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Crops are making progress following a wet spring in West Michigan. Producers had a difficult time in the early stages of the spring season, with persistent rainfall creating muddy conditions. In recent weeks, a drier and more pleasant pattern has settled in. According to U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates, the majority of the past two weeks have offered ideal conditions for getting work accomplished.
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