Headline
Cool temperatures could make this year one of the longest harvests in history. With temperatures continuing to be cool, harvest may not be in full swing until mid-October.
Experts are saying that only a handful of farmers have begun to harvest their corn, and even fewer have started on soybeans. The up-and-down weather is the primary reason for the long harvest.
Written by: Melissa Maddox |
Release date: September 30, 2009 |
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