After enduring a weeks-long drought that put their fragile crops at risk of failure, the Kings are dealt a shocking blow as the first rain in weeks comes with an unexpected surprise – golf ball sized hail. The hail storm that hit Butler County was centralized over the Kings' Glade Lake property resulting in massive holes in the plants' vegetation and fruit, sending the majority of their pepper, tomato, and onion crops into near complete failure, and an estimated loss of over $50,000. The Kings must take stock of what crops have survived and how much they can save. With only half of their season left will the King's be able to recoup the lost profit or will they all be looking for winter jobs?


Source: GAC