I don't know what the problem is?
there is a drought (bad for farming) and Webster keeps spending money improving
• the fixed business (nut crops) by buying land, planting trees and waiting up to 6~10 years for the trees to mature
• the variable business (cotton crop) by building dams and improving efficiency
All their products are commodities set by world markets. Considering the circumstances and their low levels of debt i think they are managing the variability of agriculture reasonably well
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