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American farmers growing cranberries, a quintessential component of Thanksgiving feasts, have had to adapt their traditional methods to fight the effects of climate change.

Cranberry farmers fight climate change to protect Thanksgiving staple

Massachusetts Cranberries guided bus tours offer stunning views of the harvest and information on all aspects of the industry.

For the third consecutive year, Governor Charlie Baker declared October as Massachusetts Cranberry Month.

The Massachusetts drought of 2022 could mean a shortage of some cranberry-based products, including a Thanksgiving staple: cranberry sauce.

Extreme drought impacting Massachusetts is impacting this years cranberry harvest - threatening Thanksgiving cranberry sauce and straining a $1 billion industry.

Cranberry growers in Massachusetts are expecting their fall harvest to be 19 percent bigger than last year.

Even after a weekslong drought, this year’s state cranberry crop is projected to be up 19% from Massachusetts’ 2021 harves

The inaugural CranFest will come to the Plimoth Patuxet Museums in November to celebrate the history of cranberry growing on the South Shore.

Many Massachusetts farmers saw rotted crops, and similar weather extremes expected with climate change