MLive: Fruit harvest under way in Southwest Michigan
Harvest of strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, apricots and sweet cherries is under way in Southwest Michigan this week, and so far, so good, according to a weekly report by Michigan State University Extension educators Mark Longstroth, Bill Shane and Diane Brown.
Excerpt: Tart cherry fruits are colored and sizing well. This is one of the best crops in Southwest Michigan in recent years.
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