The Climate Hazards Center (CHC) of UCSB has a rich history of the development of datasets and tools for the monitoring of agricultural production in the developing world, including Climate Hazards Group Infrared Precipitation with Stations (CHIRPS). This project supports the development of a 10-day, CHIRPS-compatible forecast (CHIRPS-GEFS), updates to the CHIRPS product, development of the CHIRTS monthly temperature historical dataset, a seasonal forecast of reference evapotranspiration, and integration of soil moisture into our data process.  This project also works to engage stakeholders in developing countries to help them integrate these new data streams into their monitoring activities.  Finally, the CHC will roll out improvements to the Early Warning Explorer (EWX) web interface to allow users to interact with these datasets.