RAINS BOTH GOOD AND BAD FOR VALLEY CROPS
WESLACO — Scientists at the Texas A&M Agricultural Research and Extension Center at Weslaco say the fungus that ruined most of this year’s melon crop probably won’t return. Not with the vengeance it had this year, anyway. The culprit, responsible for an economic loss of up to $66 million and some 2,000 jobs, is gummy…