A farmer in eastern Arkansas says he’s concerned about the ongoing dry conditions as the planting season begins. “I think we’re 15 to 20 inches deficient of rainfall right now.” Nathan Reed tells Brownfield it’s a big change from previous years, including last year, when record rains and flooding impacted farms across the Delta. Reed […]
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