How does daylight saving time affect local farmers?

How does daylight saving time affect local farmers?

Daylight saving time started in 1918 as a way to help with World War 1, but many believe it also was made to benefit farmers.Local farmers say losing an hour for daylight saving time in the spring only helps some produce, and can make things trickier before clocks turn back in the fall.You have to pick your products still, but then we're going to be delayed for two hours because we have to wait two hours for the sun to come and dry everything up…