This parched earth sees no signs of relief

Extreme heat and little rain has left Osage County facing multiple water line breaks and power outages. Fille photo by Rachel Anne Seymour/Bigheart Times

The relentless heat. The parched earth. Dying crops and grasses. A sky where even the clouds seem to evaporate. It’s been the old one-two punch. This year’s record-breaking drought following on the heels of last year’s record-breaking drought. And there’s no relief in sight. For the farmers and ranchers it means more tough times, more belt-tightening, more trying to outguess the markets and

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