Drought Conditions In Southeastern U.S. Affect Farming Heighten Wildfire Chance
High quality hay is in high demand, according to WBRC. The lack of precipitation is negatively affecting farmers who grow hay. The hay that is available may not be of a preferred quality for ranchers. Already, they have begun supplementing their hay with cattle feed, a dried mixture of grains. Farmers usually plan their hay purchases to last between 90-120 days to get through the winter, but the current drought situation could make planning for the winter more difficult....