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The Great Pumpkin Shortage? Heat, drought crush Utah pumpkin harvest

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The pumpkins are beginning to arrive at Beck Family Farms in Centerfield, but this fall will look dramatically different at the fifth-generation family farm. David Beck has spent decades farming and says the farm normally grows about 3,000 tons of pumpkins each year.

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