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While blazing summer heat can stress certain crops, some like it hot, especially peanuts and cotton
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While blazing summer heat can stress certain crops, some like it hot, especially peanuts and cotton
While blazing summer heat can stress certain crops, some like it hot, especially peanuts and cotton, said Virginia Cooperative Extension
The lower Tidewater region is typically the hottest in Virginia according to data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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