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UF Still Calculating Damages Following Eta

UF Still Calculating Damages Following Eta
By Pam Knox
 
With all of the damage from hurricanes and tropical storms this year, extension agents and others are scrambling to keep on top of the post-storm studies of losses due to heavy rain and high winds. The latest storm, Eta, is no exception. The heavy rain from Eta hit southern Florida right when production of fresh vegetables for Thanksgiving was near peak, and agents are still trying to determine what the losses there are. You can read more about it and hear from a local farmer at Vegetable and Specialty Crop News at https://vscnews.com/uf-damages-eta/.
 
 
Source : uga.edu

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