Christmas tree shortage projected from severe Northeast drought: 'We can't grow anything'

It'll be a December to remember after a severe drought across the Northeast is killing off young Christmas trees.

The drought has led to significant losses for farmers in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, and has also raised concerns about future shortages.

Farmers reported that up to 25% of this year’s crop of young trees has been lost due to unusually dry conditions.

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