Some improvement in the wheat belt
While not ideal, at least it's better than it was last month for winter wheat:
Storms which have bought more than 18 inches of snow to parts of the US Plains have begun to foster improvement in winter wheat crops which entered dormancy in their worst condition since the 1980s.
Farm officials in Kansas, the top wheat growing state, said that the proportion of the crop rated in "good" or "excellent" health improved by three points in the month to Sunday, albeit remaining at a historically low 23%.
"Snow brought much-needed moisture throughout the state at the end of February," US Department of Agriculture field staff said, reporting more than 2 inches of precipitation, in rainfall terms, in some areas.
http://www.farms.com/news/snow-storm-improves-dry-us-winter-wheat-crop-60064.aspx