Highcotton
Southern Chickens
- Mar 18, 2013
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That sounds like a good education for a child. They don't realize the impact of these things. I grew up on a farm near the Gulf coast. Two of our main crops were cotton and peanuts which were harvested during the peak of the hurricane season in August and September. We kept a close eye on the hurricanes because it didn't tak a very big storm to blow the cotton off of the plants or ruin the peanuts before they could be gathered. We would lose a years income plus the expense of growing the crop. Even though that don't endanger lives it is a huge economic loss over a large area.
That sounds like a good education for a child. They don't realize the impact of these things. I grew up on a farm near the Gulf coast. Two of our main crops were cotton and peanuts which were harvested during the peak of the hurricane season in August and September. We kept a close eye on the hurricanes because it didn't tak a very big storm to blow the cotton off of the plants or ruin the peanuts before they could be gathered. We would lose a years income plus the expense of growing the crop. Even though that don't endanger lives it is a huge economic loss over a large area.