Better late than never: That's been the motto for vegetable farmers this year.
The heavy spring rains left fields too muddy to plant at normal times, but crops are still pouring in.
"The rain really postponed our early planting, but the result has been maturity dates coming later," said Mary Courtney who runs Courtney Farms in Bagdad with her husband, Shane. "For instance, we just started harvesting tomatoes this year, while last year we were harvesting them at the end of June."