Across Haywood County, agriculture is more than an industry. It is part of the community’s identity, its economy, and the livelihood of generations of local families. But as the 2026 growing season moves toward harvest, dry conditions are creating new concerns for farmers who depend on timely rainfall to bring their crops across the finish …
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