The Bing Cherry is usually grown in this part of the state, however, other varieties can withstand ... It seems fitting that the state of Washington is the largest producer of cherries in the ...

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It should be no surprise to most Washington State residents that we produce an impressive sixty percent of the apples in the ...

Here in North America, the most common are the tart cherry and black sweet cherry ... particularly in Washington state, as ...

For many farmers, 2024 brought a much better cherry season than 2023 ... President of the Washington State Tree Fruit Association. "We can't price our producers so uncompetitive that we lose ...

The harvest data shows that Washington farmers ... some of those varieties suffered greater damage than others. The same cold conditions also impacted both cherry production, which has already ...

MOSES LAKE — Washington is known for agriculture, growing millions of pounds of apples, wheat, potatoes and other food. "We ...

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Traditional cherry varieties required about 800–1,000 hours of temperatures between one and five degrees, but Ms Hayashi said the new varieties needed less than half of that. "There's not a ...

So, it's no surprise the country is the second largest cherry producer in the world. While there are more than 1,000 varieties of cherries grown in the U.S., most of us have only tried the most ...