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Pumpkin yields decrease due to little rainfall - Vimarsana News

Pumpkin yields decrease due to little rainfall

This past June, many pumpkins did not grow to their full potential due to little rainfall in Texas. The drought decreased pumpkin yields, leading to increased prices and a shortage

How extreme weather in the US may have affected the pumpkins you picked this year for Halloween - Vimarsana News

How extreme weather in the US may have affected the pumpkins you picked this year for Halloween

Some pumpkin farmers in the West, particularly wholesalers in places like Colorado and New Mexico, are feeling the pinching effects of drought. Farmers have had to rely on dwindling water

Wejo Speaks: Why I Sucked in College - Vimarsana News

Wejo Speaks: Why I Sucked in College

By Weldon Johnson September 29, 2006 Editor's Note: Weldon Johnson, "Wejo", is a co-founder of LetsRun.com. Since founding this website in 2000, he went

How extreme weather in US may have affected pumpkins picked this year for Halloween - Vimarsana News

How extreme weather in US may have affected pumpkins picked this year for Halloween

Alan Mazzotti can see the Rocky Mountains about 30 miles west of his pumpkin patch in northeast Colorado on a clear day. He could tell the snow was abundant last winter, and verified it up close when he floated through fresh powder alongside his wife and three sons at the popular Winter Park Resort.[San Marcos, TX] [Hays County news] News San Marcos News, San Marcos Record

Extreme weather may have affected the pumpkins you picked this year - Vimarsana News

Extreme weather may have affected the pumpkins you picked this year

MELINA WALLING and BRITTANY PETERSON The Associated Press HUDSON, Colo. - Alan Mazzotti can see the Rocky Mountains about 30 miles west of his