As the calendar dips further into August, a chill returns to the Alberta air — and for some, it can have them thinking about cozy sweaters, flavoured lattes and a trip to the pumpkin patch.

But with Alberta’s producers of the fulsome, fluorescent fall features getting closer and closer to their busiest time of year, their crops are looking a little… flat.

“This has been a really rough year for us,” explains Kate de Windt, co-owner of Somerset Farms in Alberta’s Parkland County.

“This is our 11th year being open to the public and we’ve never had a year like this. It’s been really difficult to navigate.”

De Windt toured Global News through some of…

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