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Extreme Drought Forces Farmer to Trash Crops and Kill Cows
Over three quarters of U.S. farmers say this year's drought harms their harvest. The effects of the drought this year are more severe than last year. 37% of farmers destroyed and killed current crops that won't mature due to the dry weather. According to the report, this is an increase from 24% last year.
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