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Debate Grows Over Parched California's Thirsty Crops
"Hopefully, those will stick and make a ball," he said as he viewed and rotated the plant in his hand.
August 29, 2022
It's just 9 in the morning in eastern Riverside County's Palo Verde Valley and farmer Jack Seiler's workday is already half finished.
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He stopped to scrutinize a bushy shrub of cotton that he is cultivating in Blythe.
"Hopefully, those will stick and make a ball," he said as he viewed and rotated the plant in his hand.
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