The seemingly endless drought in the heartland of America is not going to be good for food production.  For years, I have been relentlessly warning my readers that Dust Bowl conditions would return to the middle of the country.  And now, Dust Bowl conditions have returned to the middle of the country.  In fact, as you will see below, it is being reported that conditions are “drier than the Dust Bowl years” in some parts of Iowa.  If the heartland of America doesn’t start getting more precipitation, we are going to be facing some enormous problems in the years ahead.

According to drought. gov, half of the Midwest is experiencing drought right now, and things are particularly dire in the state of Iowa…

94% of Iowa is currently in drought, with 24% in extreme drought (D3). Despite decent improvement over the last month, drought is still impacting 68% of Wisconsin and 58% of Minnesota.

Needless to say, the heartland of America produces much of our food.

So it should deeply concern all of us that communities all over the Midwest are starting to run out of water…

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