Sep 16, 2019
About one month ago, Central Oregon was struck by stormy weather that affected close to 500 acres of industrial hemp. Four weeks later, farmers are saying that they may not suffer a complete loss since the plants are bouncing back.
Matt Cyrus, the president of Deschutes County Farm Bureau, says some of the plants that were affected by the storms have sprouted new leaves and the crops are looking…
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