Virginia Farm Bureau Says Strawberry Season Looks Good

By admin on Mar 19 2010.  Email This Article

Strawberry season is just around the corner, and berry fans can expect a good, quality crop this year—only a little later than usual.

“The cold has not damaged the plants themselves, but it has delayed their maturity,” said Mike Cullipher, a fruit and vegetable producer in Virginia. “Some of the plants were covered, and those will be on time but the vast majority will be delayed by a week or 10 days. So the same quality—just a littler later.”

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