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Area farms fare well despite wet weather
THIS YEAR’S GROWING season is off to a good start, according to Pauline Stevens of Golden Russet Farm in Shoreham, seen here with growing pepper plants. Other local farmers say they've also fared better this year after a challenging growing season in 2023.
Independent photo/Steve James
July 18, 2024
Local growers say they fared better during last week’s storms than in 2023 and, in general, have been less affected by extreme weather this growing season.
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