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More stories on rain impacts on crops

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At last we are seeing some dry days in the Southeast, and I am sure that farmers are working overtime to catch up on work as soon as they can get into their fields. Here are a couple more stories about rain impacts on crops from Southeast Farm Press, Vegetable and Specialty Crop News and Southeast Ag Net.

Georgia peanuts stunted, cotton in flux and vegetables near devastation

Precautions Growers Should Take in the Rainy Season

Wet Soils Hampering Peanut Planting

What to know about crop insurance, prevented planting: 5 questions

Source: AgWeb
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