Glastonbury Farmer: 'Bad Weather Means Different Food Tastes'

While inevitable extreme weather will likely affect food production across the country, one local farmer said there's something else that's changing: the taste.

Wenny Contreras, of Rose's Berry Farm in Glastonbury, told WFSB that the heavy rains could affect how tasty a particular fruit is. Contreras told the news station that something like a watermelon could taste more "sour" when it grows in areas experiencing heavy rain as opposed to lighter rain.

WFSB interviewed Contreras for a story about how produce prices will likely be going up as the nation copes with extreme weather such as flooding and other hazards.

See the interview here.