How All the Rain is Affecting the Agriculture Sector

Randall Weiseman September 23, 2009 Alabama, Cotton, Field Crops, Florida, Georgia, Soybeans, Weather

With the southeast receiving national attention for the massive amount of recent rainfall, USDA Meteorologist Brad Rippey, checks in on how the moisture is affecting agriculture.

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