Page 13 - Jon Devaney News Today

Washington State Tree Fruit Association president, Jon DeVaney shares his thoughts on the forecast numbers that came out recently for the 2022 Washington apple harvest.

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Washington’s apple crop is forecast to be a bit smaller this year because of the cool spring.

A cold spring has taken its toll on the apple crops in the U.S.'s biggest production state, with Washington apple supplies to be lower.

Officials say however that emerging varieties and organic production continue to grow in importance as a share of the overall crop, reflecting increased consumer preference.

Washington’s apple crop is forecast to be a bit smaller this year because of the cool spring.

Officials say however that emerging varieties and organic production continue to grow in importance as a share of the overall crop, reflecting increased consumer preference.

Officials say however that emerging varieties and organic production continue to grow in importance as a share of the overall crop, reflecting increased consumer preference.

Officials say however that emerging varieties and organic production continue to grow in importance as a share of the overall crop, reflecting increased consumer preference.

Officials say however that emerging varieties and organic production continue to grow in importance as a share of the overall crop, reflecting increased consumer preference.