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  • The 2019 USApple estimate is 247.7 million bushels, slightly smaller than the USDA estimate made earlier in August, as shown in this slide from day two of the 2019 Apple Crop Outlook & Marketing Conference on August 23 in Chicago, Illinois. (Matt Milkovich/Good Fruit Grower)
Matt Milkovich2019-08-23T10:54:38-07:00

2019 apple crop forecast to be 4 percent larger than last year

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  • Mark Seetin, USApple, showed attendees of the 2019 Apple Crop Outlook & Marketing Conference expected trends in apple production on August 22 in Chicago, Illinois. This slide shows that four of the last six apple crops rank in the top 10 of historical production, including the record 2014 crop of 281.3 million bushels. (Matt Milkovich/Good Fruit Grower)
Matt Milkovich2019-08-23T10:53:52-07:00

Day one of USApple conference covers customers, crop size, marketing and more

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