Those new apples from New York are being prepared to come to market, with the first expected in quantity in direct farm markets in 2014 and in commercial markets in 2015 or 2016. At least, that’s what’s envisioned in the overall plan that’s in the process of development. The apples have yet to be planted, they have no names, and only a few thousand trees that growers test planted across New York give growers a feel for growing them and consumers a taste of what’s to come. In April, the New York Apple Growers made public a one-page marketing plan […]
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