Some Growers Are Cheering Drought

FAUQUIER CO., Va. -- This year's terrible drought could cost farmers across our region millions of dollars.

[Erica Bennett]

WOW! That is very interesting - I didnt know the grapevine prefers the drought. I love Virginia Wines and Oasis makes the greatest Chardonnay. Cant wait to go back and visit them soon. Thank you for the info CBS!

[NateKnuckles]

Well, the drought help somebody. It seems that there is good and bad in all things. Who would have known this! Interesting!

[New Dialogue]

Maybe the natural juices can ferment better when the outer areas are dry. There is something about the chemistry of the fruit that nature can take better course with it's natural water.

[RickB420]

yeah man the buds get bigger!

[Pandora]

You are right Therb, this is why alot of businesses are hiring college kids and laying off those without college degrees. My company is pushing those without college degrees to go back to school, basically we are being given an ultimatum in a roundabout way...go back to school or no raise. The problem is, college kids are coming out of college as dumb as they went in. They are using college as a playground rather than learning, no wonder jobs are getting outsourced to India. Eventually American's will have to go there or Singapore to get a job.