Farmers navigate challenging harvest
Farmers in southern Minnesota are having a hard time getting their crops across the finish line after a dry season.
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Farmers in southern Minnesota are having a hard time getting their crops across the finish line after a dry season.
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"What we need to do is come out and actually excavate around the corner of the home," expert Andy Berreth said. "We need to get this home set back on stable soil."
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Farmers say that the lack of rain has led to some crops being small, such as peppers.
Without significant rain in the forecast, Minnesota's drought conditions are likely to continue getting worse.
Without significant rain in the forecast, Minnesota's drought conditions are likely to continue getting worse.
The WCCO Weather Team has the latest on drought conditions, holiday forecast and more.
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