A northeast Arkansas farmer is scrambling to get as much harvest completed as he can before Hurricane Helene moves north. Derek Haigwood says it’s never a good time for a storm of this magnitude. “We’re so close to having our corn finished, and we’re so close to having our rice finished,” he says. “We have […]
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