A farm's fall traditions are under threat due to the devastating impact of Texas heat on its pumpkin crop. The farm, Western Belle Farm, has been affected by extreme heat and drought, making this growing season the worst in five years. Owner Taylor Huffman notes that the damage is visible, with unhealthy-looking pumpkins.

The farm's pumpkin patch typically yields thousands of pumpkins. This year's challenging conditions have made growing fall crops particularly difficult.

Further details on the farm's situation are available, including an interview with the owner and footage of the affected crops.