Nasty weather an unwelcome sight to East End farmers in need of a boost
October is usually the month when Long Island farmers drum up big business, but the rain is sure to keep that at a standstill.
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Oct 1, 2022, 4:37 PM
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687ds agoOctober is usually the month when Long Island farmers drum up big business, but the rain is sure to keep that at a standstill.
News 12's Antoinette Biordi chatted with farmers on the East End who are feeling the pinch and what it means for their bottom line.
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