Ohio farmers face 356 million loss from drought and frost
Ohio farm income is projected to drop by 356 million due to drought, heavy rains, and an early killing frost. Swank of the Ohio Farm Bureau cites losses of 100 million in soybeans, 250 million in corn, and 6 million in tomatoes, with soybeans and corn prices down from spring forecasts.
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