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Corn Growers Face Losses Without Rain
Thomas County corn crops suffer from a three week drought with sporadic growth and low soil fertility. County Agent Kenneth Beasley warns a warm soaking rain and nights above 60 degrees are needed to prevent a third corn famine. some areas show yellowed leaves and stunted plants. Tobacco also suffers a three week drought while peanuts hold steady.
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Dwain Walden
Thomas County
Kenneth Beasley
Georgia
Beasley
Extension Service
University of Georgia College of Agriculture