Livesay Orchards announced Thursday that they lost a significant amount of their peach crop due to recent storms.
The orchard says a May 5 hail storm knocked off and damaged several peaches. The loss comes ahead of their opening Friday and about a month away from the Porter Peach Festival.
However, Livesay says they still have enough product to offer a quality opening for customers when they open.
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