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Even though the Atlantic tropical season is over for this year, we are continuing to see impacts from this year’s storms coming in. We are also still seeing impacts from the wet conditions that have occurred across parts of the region this year. Here are three stories which describe some recent impacts of this summer’s activity on agriculture.

Southeast AgNet: Hurricanes Devastating on Alabama Cotton

VSCNews: Alabama Pecan Industry Forever Changed

VSCNews: Fruit Drop Weighs Heavily on Florida Growers

Cotton damage from Irma at Stripling Irrigation Research Park