NBC Newsのインスタグラム(nbcnews) - 10月22日 23時18分

After the brutal winds and rain of Hurricane Michael struck Florida two weeks ago, oyster farmers have estimated losses ranging from 60 to 90 percent of their crop. Now, they are unsure if they can continue in the storm-ravaged region as residents continue to live without power, running water, sewer and cell service. And as some begin to rebuild, the oyster farmers say they are constantly reminded that the prospect of another hurricane looms in their future.
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“We had to all get together after the storm and decide: Are we going to dump some more money back out here and keep moving forward or just call it quits?” Read more about the deadly blow Hurricane Michael dealt to Florida’s oyster farms through the link in our bio.
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