‘Pretty scared’: Georgia farmers fear crop losses as drought deepens
By Drew Kann
Published on April 24, 2026.
A severe drought that began last fall has resulted in the state's worst rainfall in nearly 20 years. The drought is causing concern for farmers across the country, with the potential for significant losses. The farm owner, who is used to dealing with the weather, believes the intensity of the current situation is unlike anything he has seen.
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