Research brings new blackberry variety to Arkansas
Research brings new blackberry variety to Arkansas
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Research brings new blackberry variety to Arkansas
BATON ROUGE — In a pocket of central Louisiana, a surprising crop for that area is taking root — sugarcane.
A new, yellow-flesh nectarine with bacterial resistance has been released by the Arkansas Fruit Breeding Program.
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.