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After the Flood.

Byline: John Russnogle

When floodwaters tore through Midwestern crops in early June, John Gill's thoughts floated back to 1993 and the flood that changed his farming life forever. Unlike most river floods, which last a few days, the one that hit Gill's river-bottom land near Henrietta, Mo., submerged it for 30 days. "About 25 days after the levee broke, you could begin to see small islands of sand as the water started to recede," he says. "When the water was gone, those small islands turned out to be huge piles." Sand wasn't the only thing he had to move. Tree limbs and stumps littered his farm. One field, downstream from a cemetery, required removing gravestones, caskets ...

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