A farmer in Fredericksburg says he’s not letting the heat, lack of rain and decreased production discourage the business his father started more than 60 years ago.
“My dad planted the first peach orchard in 1961,” Travis Jenschke said. Jenschke now runs Jenschke Orchards with the help of his son, daughter-in-law and about 10 other employees.
The lack of rain means farmers are irrigating their fields around the clock. For weeks, the Jenschkes have resourced their well to water row by row for 24 hours. Although a tough situation for Jenschke Orchards, in recent years they added a retail store, which helps generate more consistent income, especially as they battle inflation.
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