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You are here: Home / Radio Shows / WET WEATHER RUINING THE COTTON CROP

WET WEATHER RUINING THE COTTON CROP

November 11, 2002

Oklahoma cotton producers are hoping for dry weather as they struggle to finish cotton harvest. Keeff Felty, Altus, OK, explains how the wet weather is damaging his crop.

OPEN: "Wet weather is the last thing…"
CLOSE: "…for the Oklahoma Farm Bureau."
TIME: 1:30

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