Associated Press: This time of year, Debbie Davis usually sees green clover and winter grasses across the grazing pastures of her ranch. Now she sees only yellowing fields. “There’s nothing. It’s bad.” said Davis, who fears continuing dry conditions will also fuel wildfires like a small one near her San Antonio-area spread a few days ago. “It was small because they caught it early.” Even though Texas was soaked by three hurricanes this year, nearly half the state remains under drought conditions …