Heavy rains cut some yields by half due to bloating, rot and wash-outs
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An unseasonably wet growing season has devastated the New England pumpkin crop, the
Boston Globe reports. The rain has multiple effects, almost all bad: some overwatered gourds swell so much they burst, while beds are washed out and depleted of fertilizer, leading to undersized specimens. And “pumpkins are pollinated...
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