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The Arkansas Fruit Breeding Program has released a new late-season blackberry to give growers a premium product after other varieties are done yielding.

The trademarked Ozark Mango, the seventh nectarine introduced by the Arkansas Fruit Breeding Program, is a yellow-fleshed and standard-acid-level nectarine tailored for growers in the U.S. southeast or mid-south.

Ozark Mango, the seventh nectarine introduced by the Arkansas Fruit Breeding Program, is a yellow-fleshed and standard-acid-level nectarine tailored for growers in the Southeast or Mid-South of the United States.

New nectarine released by Arkansas fruit breeding program

Ozark Mango, the seventh nectarine introduced by the Arkansas Fruit Breeding Program, is a yellow-fleshed and standard-acid-level nectarine tailored for growers in the Southeast or Mid-South of the United States.

Learn more about 'Sweet-Ark Immaculate', the latest thornless blackberry release from University of Arkansas fruit breeding program.

Fast facts Sweet-Ark® ImmaculateTM is a new thornless blackberry from Arkansas program Late-season variety grows medium to large berries Shorter-than-standard primocanes offer some …

Sweet-Ark Immaculate is a trademarked thornless, floricane-fruiting blackberry that offers medium to large berries that have been shown to hold up well after harvest.