Strong increases in cranberry crops were forecast in Wisconsin and Massachusetts, but declines were expected in the smaller producing states of New Jersey, Oregon and Washington. New Jersey was ...

“Cranberry production is forecast to be up in Oregon, the fourth-largest cranberry producing State, accounting for 6.2% of U.S. production this season,” the USDA stated in its September report.

The nation’s cranberry crop is on track this year to become the second largest on record, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said Tuesday. The USDA’s annual cranberry forecast calls for 7.35 ...

While cranberry production in the U.S. is up 2% this year compared to the previous five-year average, according to the USDA, growers have already had to implement new strategies — like improving ...

According to the researchers, the roughly 400 New England cranberry growers operate in a coupled social and ecological production system comprised by both social components, such as fellow growers, ...

Cranberry bogs generally need three to five years to start yielding a commercial crop. “This is not your average farm production,” Patten said. “There is a lot of very specialized nuance here.

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The cranberry industry brings in about $1 billion, according to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and employs nearly 4,000 people. Cranberry marshes cover about 21,000 acres of the state, and ...

Carver, Massachusetts contains the greatest concentration of cranberry production in one place in the entire world. The town, just a few miles from Cape Cod, is home to major cranberry producers ...

Massachusetts is the second-biggest cranberry producing region in the U.S. behind Wisconsin, and the industry there dates back to the 1800s. Skip to Main Content Open Close Menu ...

These cranberry beds, also called bogs, are flooded with water — about 18 to 30 inches — when the berries are ready to be harvested in September and October. ... producing a smooth purée.

Cranberries are a Thanksgiving staple in many U.S. households — and scientists hope AI can help keep crops abundant and affordable, despite climate change.