The last thing anyone wants to think about during the Dog Days of Summer is even more extreme weather, but here we are. Meteorologists are beginning to throw around the term “Super El Niño” again. Whether it lives up to the hype remains to be seen, but produce buyers know weather buzzwords have a funny way of turning into market headlines. If “Super El Niño” delivers on its name, growers could be facing another year of weather extremes capable o…
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