A farm's fall traditions are under threat due to the devastating impact of Texas heat on its pumpkin crop. Western Belle Farm, owned by Taylor Huffman, has struggled with the extreme heat and drought, making this growing season the worst in five years. The damage to the pumpkins is visible, with Huffman noting they are not healthy due to the challenging conditions.
The farm's pumpkin patch normally produces thousands of pumpkins, but this season's yield is uncertain. Further details on the farm's efforts to save its fall season are available. The full story of Western Belle Farm's struggles can be found by watching the provided video.
