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The broad floodplains that catch the Black River’s winter melt excess are working hard. Once the water subsides, these fields along Route 3 in the the town of Croghan will again be used to grow the fodder for more lines of plastic-encapsulated bales as shown parallel to the floodplain’s edge. Julie Abbass/Watertown Daily Times
These wide swaths of fields near Naumburg in Lewis County will, by the end of spring, start growing expanses of forage for livestock. For now, they are flooded with the waters of the bloated Black River from winter’s melt. Julie Abbass/Watertown Daily Times
The broad floodplains that catch the Black River’s winter melt excess are working hard. Once the water subsides, these fields along Route 3 in the the town of Croghan will again be used to grow the fodder for more lines of plastic-encapsulated bales as shown parallel to the floodplain’s edge. Julie Abbass/Watertown Daily Times
These wide swaths of fields near Naumburg in Lewis County will, by the end of spring, start growing expanses of forage for livestock. For now, they are flooded with the waters of the bloated Black River from winter’s melt. Julie Abbass/Watertown Daily Times
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