A plant pathologist with University of Tennessee Extension says she’s optimistic the recent conditions can create more resilient crops this year. Heather Kelly tells Brownfield the recent rains and cooler temps have brought some balance to the widespread drought conditions. “It’s almost like April and May have been switched, right? We were really warm in […]
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