Tom Nelson: Children won't know what daffodils, swallows, wheat, or crawfish look like

Thanks to the recent cold weather, Good Friday might be a bad Friday for residents counting on holding a traditional crawfish boil.

RETAILER John Lewis is selling fake daffodils for the first time as the relentless cold weather delays the arrival of the spring blooms.

the problem is that they feed on flying insects and there is a considerable lack of these because of the cold weather

Wheat traded near a five-week high as freezing weather threatened the winter crop in the U.S., the world’s largest shipper.

Tom Nelson