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P-R PHOTO/JACK LADUKE Steve Tucker of Tucker Farms in Gabriels holds drought-stressed potatoes from the 50-acre potato field behind him during the second week of August. Lack of rain made the potatoes go dormant, but nature turned on the water in time to save the crop, he said.
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