Delaware farmers say every drop counts as they hope for more rain this week
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At Thomas Family Farms in Marydel, irrigation systems have been running around the clock to keep crops alive as much of Delaware remains under drought conditions.
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While recent rainfall brought some relief to Delmarva, farmers say it is nowhere near enough to reverse the effects of weeks of hot, dry weather.
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