After Beryl, Houston-area farmers pull together to face unique challenges
The misery of Houston’s lasting power outages extend beyond the big city and onto surrounding farms and ranches, where everything from animal bedding to feed is harder to come by since Hurricane Beryl turned off the lights
Hurricanes cause trouble for everyone, but farmers have a whole other list of problems.
Beryl has been no exception: Over the past week, the storm damaged crops, soaked rabbits and chickens, terrified goats, put horses at risk of developing colic and left cows without fences to keep them penned in. And the lasting power outages have been particularly devastating for animal caretakers who urgently need water, feed and supplies.
Oh, another natural disaster. Hope it stops soon.
That one hit last week. The hurricane was big news in the West here.