“We started shifting supplies from one country to another and from one plant to another,” Tom Lyons explains. “From a supply chain standpoint, we are ready to go for the 2020 growing season.”

Meteorologist Mike Hoffman shows the rootzone moisture map each week, and week after week, the blue area seems to expand.

“Signs of stress are like the warning signs on your vehicle dashboard,” explains Sean Brotherson, family science specialist for North Dakota State University.

"I’m 85 and may not remember what I had for breakfast, but I’ll never forget the miracle of my well.”

NOAA's spring flood forecast does't look promising for 2020, but not everyone agrees, as some forecasters say this year is shaping up differently than 2019.