U.S. farmers scramble to harvest crops as hurricane looms

Reuters - On Tuesday, a powerful hurricane in Florence quietly approached the southeastern United States, North Carolina harvest harvested corn and tobacco in a hurry, stored swine fodder, millions of fatal flood threats Livestock threatened the farm. It is a country. Arranging On Tuesday, a powerful hurricane Florence quietly approached the southeastern United States, North Carolina farmers rushed to harvest the land. Read more »

On traditional farms, farmers harvest two to four crops per year and indoor farms can harvest 10 to 14 crops a year. There are two main reasons for this. First, by creating an ideal artificial growth environment, indoor plants reach maturity faster than outdoor plants. Second, as mentioned above, indoor farmers can cultivate crops throughout the year. Cultivating throughout the year means that farmers can guarantee the supply of their products at stable prices regardless of the season. Even in winter, farmers can offer delicious and nutritious products to local restaurants.

The agricultural economy in the United States relies on immigrants to harvest agricultural crops. If there are not enough foreigners to enter the country, the crops will not be harvested in time, so the farmers will lose a lot of money. "At the harvest season, due to the strict immigration law, some immigrants who were not documented had to escape from certain states to find more cozy places. Rotten - workforce (Harvest: American farmers suffered billions of dollars for immigration laws.) Recently, as border guards are on the rise, immigrants entering the U.S. The farmers are keen to get as many migrant workers as possible