Lack of rain impacts crops
Time will tell if the ongoing drought that has enveloped the state will hinder the agricultural industry. Wispy clouds over a Lee County cotton field this week offered little hope of precipitation. Southwest Georgia cotton farmers’ crop was devastated in 2018 by Hurricane Michael.
Staff Photo: Tammy Fletcher
Staff Photo: Tammy Fletcher
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By Tammy Fletcher
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LEESBURG — Time will tell if the ongoing drought that has enveloped the state will hinder its agricultural business. Wispy clouds over a Lee County cotton field this week offered little hope of precipitation.
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