Sentence examples for apple breeds from inspiring English sources

Every year, she and her mother attend "fruit school," run by the Cornell Cooperative Extension, where they learn about new apple breeds and pest control regulations.

The Grapple was patented two years ago in Washington state, nick-named apple country in the US, by a family of growers who have experimented with apple breeds for the past 98 years.

Rare apple breeds and some giant vegetables are amongst the fruits of some young gardeners' labours.

Some of the new apple breeds tasted like shit when eaten straight from the tree, but these spitters as the colonists called them— made for delicious hard cider.

Until you know if fructose is "as bad as" sucrose, it is hard to know – even in principle – whether a general sugar tax should hit apples bred to be sickly sweet as hard as chocolates.

The "farm fresh" apple is bred for long-distance travel.

He goes to Minnesota, where the apple was bred, and finds that the SweeTango is "a piece of intellectual property….

It is dedicated to the production of exquisite apple and pear breeds.

He peels and quarters his apples — firm heirloom breeds like Braeburns or Cripps Pinks, though Honeycrisps and Granny Smiths will do — two days in advance, refrigerating them in uncovered tubs with a fan running to encourage evaporation.

Many of the apple rootstock varieties bred worldwide have parentage derived from this 'Malling' series, particularly 'M9'M9

In the eighties, the Fuji, a large, sweet apple that was originally bred in Japan, was brought to the U.S., and quickly caught on.