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Farm stands and open-air markets seem like the perfect places to shop in a socially distant fashion this summer, all while supporting New Jersey businesses.

June was the wettest on record in New Jersey and while the rain has let up, intense heat and humidity has taken its place, which has resulted in some additional challenges for farmers across the state.

Most farmers escaped significant losses during the superstorm, and the frigid temperatures aren't harming them either.

They may look cute, but they're causing a lot of damage to New Jersey homes. The squirrel population is booming this fall following last year's mild winter.

With the fourth heat wave now under our belts, New Jersey crops are faring pretty well. But, if the oppressive temperatures would have continued, it could've been more of a problem.

Warm weather and cool rains have produced a wave of crops coming to market early in southern New Jersey.