10-01-2011, 08:30 AM
we're having a near-record harvest here, and it's a beautiful colorful Fall sight~~
you will think of me when you open up that canned crap! you will feel guilty for not making your own, just ask MF! heh![[Image: attachment.php?aid=3608]](https://mockforums.net/attachment.php?aid=3608)
<----evil nasty stuff in can
Cape Cod Times
"If (the harvest) comes in according to predictions, it would be our second biggest harvest on record," said Hilary Sandler, a cranberry specialist at the UMass Cranberry Station in East Wareham.
Experts are projecting the crop will reach about 2.1 million in Massachusetts , Sandler said. The United States as a whole is predicted to get a 7.5-million barrel harvest, which would be the country's second largest recorded harvest.
A barrel, or 100 pounds of cranberries, costs an average of $20 to $25 for growers to produce, Sandler said.
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you will think of me when you open up that canned crap! you will feel guilty for not making your own, just ask MF! heh
Cape Cod Times
"If (the harvest) comes in according to predictions, it would be our second biggest harvest on record," said Hilary Sandler, a cranberry specialist at the UMass Cranberry Station in East Wareham.
Experts are projecting the crop will reach about 2.1 million in Massachusetts , Sandler said. The United States as a whole is predicted to get a 7.5-million barrel harvest, which would be the country's second largest recorded harvest.
A barrel, or 100 pounds of cranberries, costs an average of $20 to $25 for growers to produce, Sandler said.