May 1st 2016 Issue

Story by Dave Weinstock

Researchers crack the case on why cherries crack

Too much water is a known cause of cherry cracking, but malic acid is a newly identified culprit.

Too much water is a known cause of cherry cracking, but malic acid is a newly identified culprit.

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Dave Weinstock

Dave Weinstock covered the U.S. fruit industry east of the Mississippi for Good Fruit Grower magazine.

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