
Ryan Martin
Chief Meteorologist at Hoosier Ag Today
Gearhead, Farm owner, Dad & Meteorologist Extraordinaire. Chief Meteorologist for Hoosier Ag Today & Farmer Origination Specialist for Louis Dreyfus Commodities
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1 week ago |
ocj.com | Ryan Martin
May 5, 2025 — A damp start to the week in Ohio. We have had a large area of low pressure get cut off from the steering winds of the Jetstream. Because of that, we are dealing with a very slow moving low, tracking gradually eastward across Ohio and into PA to start the week…
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3 weeks ago |
ocj.com | Ryan Martin
April 23, 2025 — While we see partly to mostly sunny skies in most of the state, we can not rule out thicker clouds and even a renegade shower or two in far northwest OH and potentially into north central OH thanks to a minor disturbance that is trying to cross northern IN and southern lower MI…
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3 weeks ago |
ocj.com | Ryan Martin
A frontal boundary is working its way through and out of the state today. This front arrived last night and will likely take into mid afternoon to finally exit eastern…
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1 month ago |
ocj.com | Ryan Martin
April 16, 2025 — Better sunshine potential today and that will help just a bit with temperatures. We should not be as cold today as yesterday…
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1 month ago |
ocj.com | Ryan Martin
April 14, 2025 — A lot of clouds today and tomorrow, then a bit better chance of sun at midweek. Today we have a frontal boundary trying to slide through the state…
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There several "barometers" to gauge the health of the farm economy. But I can say from experience, there are a lot of angry, grumpy, pissed off & very a$$hole-ish farmers in the countryside right now, taking their financial stresses out on folks they work with. Not a rosy picture

RT @GrainStats: It's that time of the year again 🌽🌱 https://t.co/BRMS1fcDBI

If crux of RR strike was centered on time off/# of working hours, & current hiring climate is "no one can find people", the only way to meet terms needed to avoid strike is cut service & yield worse RR performance. Or am I missing something? Seems hard to celebrate too much, IMO