The storm's impact was most severe in Avoyelles Parish, where extreme rainfall led to widespread flooding, drowning crops, animals, and equipment. Soybeans, sugarcane, rice, and corn were among the most affected crops, with soybeans alone accounting for $33 million in losses. Infrastructure damage included destroyed storage facilities, farm buildings, and fencing. The loss of 1,100 beehives, including 800 queens, further highlights the storm's devastating effects on agriculture. Farmers in the affected regions face significant financial challenges, and the broader agricultural economy in Louisiana is expected to feel the ripple effects.