Cannot Be Reversed: Parts of Illinois are seeing flood damage

August 23, 2022 11:52 AM • 
James Ferguson

In parts of Illinois, wet weather is too much for crops. Some areas with more rainfall have seen flooding, with damage that cannot be reversed. The Illinois Farm Bureau has more.

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