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North American (General) North American (South West - Texas) North American (US Midwest- Chicago, Great Lakes)Transcript
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it was the year Mother Nature struck back the year. American farmers. Truly, Duggan. We're just hearing now that there is a tornado emergency. Large wedge tornado is now making its three American spirit. Nowhere is it more evident than in our nation's farm families. And yet the hard lives they lead make our lives better for today. It's not just about putting food on our tables. They feed and fuel the country and the world. The former. That's what keeps our country some years. This past year, weather doesn't give you much of a choice here. The guys talking on the radio about storm moving in again, a tornado emergency. Now it has been 30 years building a place It was gone. Mother Nature's fury is tough on the farmers and the experts who advise them. Guy that ends up with a small crop because of a tornado or drought or hail financially, they're going to be hurt with mother night. Sure, if you're a farmer, that's just part of his mother nature. I mean, we got to go with the flow. Mother Nature doesn't like to wait against the grain. The year Mother Nature struck back will depict the true character of what it takes to farm America's Heartland in a dynamic 60 minute television special. All the challenges and all the joy revealing and inspiring all riel from the ground up harvest is fun. When you get up in the war in, you're starting to work all day working to the nine. You want to be there. A normal harvest is usually the best time of the year. The money comes in, you know, the bills could get paid. We're gonna be alright. Its just been one of those years from, you know, from ****. Mm mixture, could be next year. Could be our year.