Brad Haire
October 9, 2015
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The images and realization of just how bad historic flooding has hit some South Carolina farms are coming to light. South Carolina famers’ yields were already in trouble due to prolonged drought this summer. Now the flooding takes hope away for any harvest at all. North Carolina farmers face dramatic flooding in their fields, too, and yield reduction.
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