Two farmers say last week’s extreme rainfall and flash flooding in southeast Missouri had agriculture impacts. Jeff Reed raises cattle in Wayne and Butler Counties, and farms along the lower Black River. He says the hardest hit areas in last Friday’s storm were along the upper Black River with property damage and cattle washed away. […]
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