A Michigan farmer says this year’s dry weather has been exceptional for growing pumpkins.
Linda Maxwell has been selling pumpkins to the public for more than 50 years in Beaverton.
“Through the summer you tend to be a little nervous about how the fruit will set, what you’ll be able to harvest, but from years of being involved with pumpkins, we are much better in a drier year as opposed to a wetter year,” she shares.
Dry weather creating more flavorful pumpkins
