MIAMI VALLEY — The extreme drought in Ohio is getting worse and impacting several fall crops.
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As reported on News Center 7 Daybreak, Glenn Monnin of Monnin’s Fruit Farm said they have been using as much water as possible to try and save their crop.
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He also told News Center 7 that apples are struggling with warm temperatures and no rain.
“The apples hitting the ground instead of people coming out to pick them. We still have some apples for people to pick,” said Monin.
We will update this story.
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