Daily Record: It’s so dry that frogs and honeybees forage for moisture in the few mud patches left at John Headley’s cranberry bog in Eagleswood. When Headley strides across the normally flooded ditches, dry vines crackle underfoot like old straw. Some cranberry plants are burned from the relentless heat, their berries scalded and stunted. “I’m going to be worried if we don’t get some rain in the next couple of weeks,” Headley said as he examined the vines, a hardy breed called Early …