 Hurricane Beryl has coastal Texas farmers in a race to get their crops out of the ground. Nueces County Ag Agent Jamie Lopez has seen the forecast for heavy rain. Another three, five, eight additional inches would just saturate the soil to the point where we would probably not be able to get in there for weeks. And by that time, he says, the rain-soaked corn and sorghum would have started to rot in the fields. Jim Ryan, ABC News.