ためになるどころか、その雨は収穫にひどい害を与えた。の英語

Rather than doing any good, the rain did a great deal of harm to the crop.

The spell of drought did severe damage to the harvest.

The drought did severe damage to the harvest.

The rain had a good effect on the farm crops.

The storm played havoc among―worked havoc with―the crops.

The typhoon did not a little damage to the crops.

The prolonged drought did severe damage to crops.

A long spell of rainy weather is harmful to plants.

The frost did much harm to the crops.

The frost did a lot of damage to the crops.

The long spell of rainy weather this year has done a great deal of damage to all farm products.

The unprecedented drought did severe damage to the wheat harvest.

The frost had a bad effect on the crops.

The bad weather has done great damage to the crops.

The crops were badly damaged by the storm.

The drought has done great harm to the crops.

The storm has done damage to the crops.

Thanks to the heavy rain, vegetable prices rose sharply.

The beetles have done great damage to this year’s grape crop.

Does the amount of rain affect the growth of crops?

The storm did a lot of mischief to the crops.

There was serious damage to the crops because of the typhoon.

I read in the newspaper recently that the crops really need rain.

If the harvest gets any worse, there could be a famine.

Poor crops may cause famine.

Scarcity of rain doesn't always [automatically, necessarily] mean a bad [poor] crop of rice.

Frost caused heavy damage to the crops.

This bad weather will affect the crops.

The crops suffered woefully from the storm.

The crop suffered serious damage as a consequence of the early frost.