Dry Spell Slows Pumpkin and Corn Growth in Michigan
• Prolonged dry spell in West Michigan is hindering pumpkin and corn growth.
• Limited rainfall leads to concerns about smaller crop sizes and reduced yields.
• Farmers are hoping for timely showers to alleviate drought effects before harvest.
Dry spell threatens pumpkin and corn harvests
West Michigan farmers are reporting that a prolonged dry spell is significantly impacting the growth of pumpkins and corn.
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