ASSOCIATED PRESS: A cold November last year has set back cherry growers, who don’t expect a crop until 2017.
ASSOCIATED PRESS: A cold November last year has set back cherry growers, who don’t expect a crop until 2017.
The reason: last November, temperatures plummeted by nearly 60 degrees in a matter of days, killing buds and trees.
Not a single cherry was harvested commercially in Milton-Freewater. Farmers also lost prunes and plums.
