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Cotton and grain crops benefit from mild summer heat in San Joaquin Valley
California farmers report cooler than expected heat with a solid start to irrigation, planting, and harvest. Cotton remains two months behind normal due to spring rains but moving closer as mild July weather assists growth. Rice and alfalfa progress. beets wind down as second corn crops begin. Weather forecasts suggest near normal temperatures through September.
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Jeffrey Nesmith
Weather Bureau
Hanford
California Farm Bureau
San Joaquin Valley
Sacramento Valley
U.S. Agriculture Department
California