Why Melons, Corn, and Tomatoes May Cost More Soon?
US · Published Aug 9, 2025
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Late-summer droughts reduce crop yields, potentially raising prices for melons, corn, and tomatoes.
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Water stress impacts crop quality, affecting flavor and nutritional value.
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Farmers may face early harvests or crop losses, straining local food supplies and impacting agricultural incomes.
Droughts threaten availability and affordability of produce
Late-summer droughts are casting a shadow over the availability and affordability of some of our favorite produce items.
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