Drought Costs Farmers Millions This Summer
A nationwide AP survey shows drought and heat slashed crops from New England to the Rockies, costing American farmers millions. States report lost barley and tobacco output, pasture and hay shortages, and rising feed costs. Disaster declarations, emergency loans, and water restrictions accompany the crisis as regions face continued dry spells and uneven rainfall.
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