BOULDER, Colo. — Denver7 has extensively covered the impacts of Colorado’s dry winter and summer and the effect it’s had all over the state. The effects are still being felt this fall as vendors at local farmers markets are without popular favorites as farmers markets enter their final weeks.
“We have a zero percent crop this year. We lost everything,” said Jenny Nagle with Ela Family Farms located in Delta County.
Nagle told Denver7’s Tyler Melito that normally they grow 50 different varieties of fruit, ranging from cherries, peaches, pears, and plums, as well as 30 different types of apples…