AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFlash Flood Recovery Fatigue: A new wave of flash flooding across the U.S. is forcing communities to rebuild again and again, draining savings and leaving residents bracing for the next storm. Extreme Heat & Drought in the Red River Valley: July 2026 landed among the hottest and driest on record for Fargo and Grand Forks, with weeks of 90-degree heat and very low rainfall. Blue-Green Algae Alerts: North Dakota DEQ updated harmful algal bloom locations, issuing a new advisory for Lake Tschida and warnings for several other water bodies, urging people to avoid contact and ingestion. Drought Monitoring Call for Producers: North Dakota agriculture officials are asking producers to report local drought impacts to help refine the U.S. Drought Monitor and unlock assistance. Wildlife & Hunting News: North Dakota Game and Fish set the 2026 pronghorn season (1,310 licenses in 18 units) and shared survey context for conservative harvest planning. Public Health: Minot confirmed West Nile Virus in a northwest mosquito sample and plans ground spraying starting Aug. 7. American Elm Update: A local gardening column explains why North Dakota’s American elm struggles, from Dutch elm disease to changing conditions.
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