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Northwest cherry growers predict 238,000-ton harvest
Bloom is barely over, but Northwest cherry growers have already made their first 2021 crop prediction. They are calling for a 238,000-ton harvest, according to a May 6 news release from Northwest Cherry Growers, the Yakima, Washington, organization that collectively promotes sweet cherries from the five Northwest states of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Utah. The figure is also measured
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