Notice: This report has been discontinued as of Dec. 28, 2010. Weekly crop updates will continue to be available in NASS's Crop Progress report, released every Monday during the growing season. Agricultural weather-related information will continue to be published weekly by the USDA's World Agricultural Outlook Board (WAOB), which publishes the Weekly Weather and Crop Bulletin every Wednesday at noon. Formerly, NASS' report contained weekly national agricultural weather summaries, including the weather's effect on crops; summaries and farm progress for 44 states and New England area. This report includes corrections to the Crop Progress data released the previous day.

This special publication provides information about the freeze damage sustained by the southeast peach crop on March 17-18, 1967.

This publication provides information on the utilization of the 1966 crop of Idaho potatoes; the survey was undertaken in response to the mid-October 1966 freeze in Idaho that damaged much of the Idaho potato crop.

This special report provides information about crop damage that resulted from an extensive freeze across the midwestern, northeastern, and southeastern United States in May 1966. It includes information on the freeze's effect on apples, peaches, cherries, strawberries, potatoes, and other fruits and vegetables.

This special publication provides information about the effects of an early frost in August 1964 on the potato crop in California, Colorado, Idaho, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, Oregon, and Washington.

This special publication reports on the damage done to the citrus, avocado, vegetable, and sugar cane crops in Florida following Hurricane Cleo in 1964.

This special report provides information about an extensive and damaging freeze that occurred in late March, 1964 and affected the peach crop in Alabama, Georgia, and North and South Carolina.

This publication provides information about a winter freeze that occurred in Florida in January 1964. Data is included on the effects of the freeze on snap beans, cabbage, celery, sweet corn, cucumbers, lettuce and escarole, peppers, potatoes, radishes, strawberries, squash, tomatoes, watermelons, sugarcane, and citrus.

This special report provides an aggregation of weather data and trends for seven crops by region and selected states, for the years 1866-1948. The data presented may aid those looking to explore the effect that yield variety has on commodity marketing and pricing.