On a recent July morning, Dwight Arnold stood in front of one of his Connecticut shade tobacco fields, the plants shielded from the sun by a white shade cloth, barking orders to the mix of men and ...
The sun does not play around in peak summer, and plants feel every blazing second of it. Leaves scorch, soil dries out faster than expected, and even the hardiest greenery starts to look tired and ...
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