How Climate Change is Impacting American Agriculture

This winter was the warmest in the lower 48 states since record keeping started 121 years ago, according to National Oceanic and Atmosphere Administration. A lot of that is because of a strong El Niño weather pattern, but warmer, shorter winters will be more common as climate change trends continues.   As Mose Buchele reports from member station KUT in Austin, weather changes are affecting the lives of the farmers and ranchers we all rely on for food.   The Takeaway’s resilience reporting is supported by The Rockefeller Foundation. To learn more, visit rockfound.org.