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Environmental issues / Severe weather / Thunderstorm / Weed / Potato / Agriculture / Soil / Hail / Tropical agriculture / Meteorology / Atmospheric sciences / Storm
Date: 2010-09-21 17:15:27
Environmental issues
Severe weather
Thunderstorm
Weed
Potato
Agriculture
Soil
Hail
Tropical agriculture
Meteorology
Atmospheric sciences
Storm

SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS AND YOUR Natural CROPS Disasters Thunderstorms can cause crop damage by a variety of means. High winds can break and damage plants. Hail can cause leaf damage reducing yield or destroying plants. Flo

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