I wont argue rain was much needed in California. Just check out this video posted by KQED Science showing California's extreme drought drastically improve with just one wet winter. But while some plants are flowering and flourishing from all the rain, others are well...just trying to get their heads above all the mud! According to OliveOilTimes.com, an estimated two million acres of irrigated farmland in California could be abandoned due to the recent flooding. Also, damaging hail back in February wreaked havoc on our local produce including sugar snap peas according to a recent Produce Report in the San Diego Reader.
Of course not all of the rain has been bad! According to the San Diego Reader Produce Report, JR Organics in Escondido plans
Of course not all of the rain has been bad! According to the San Diego Reader Produce Report, JR Organics in Escondido plans