El Niño is tied to warming in the equatorial Pacific Ocean, and when strong patterns develop, they can influence weather across the growing season.

For growers in Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan, that may mean watching for conditions such as:
• More frequent rain events
• Cooler stretches during summer
• Higher humidity
• Increased disease pressure

That combination can create strong yield potential, but it can also increase the risk of nitrogen loss, sulfur deficiency, root stress, and foliar disease.

Years like this shift the focus toward:
• Root health
• Nitrogen and sulfur efficiency
• Timely fungicide decisions
• Drainage and stress management
• Season-long plant health

Big crops are possible, but protecting yield becomes the priority.

Farm with purpose. Plan with Tri-Ag.

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