Sentence examples for cherry crops from inspiring English sources

(Some local orchards, including Fishkill Farms, in Hopewell Junction, lost their cherry crops to frost this year; others, like Fix Brothers, sent up helicopters to circulate air and have plenty for picking).

In 2012, the Michigan cherry industry lost 90% of its tart cherry crop after a late freeze.

"If work doesn't pick up," José Manuel J. said, "in May I am going to have to go to pick in the cherry crop".

"A cherry crop is grown and harvested in a month's time, and artichokes and asparagus are grown in a very short period," he said.

For two frantic weeks (three, if you're lucky), the state's small but popular cherry crop is ready to eat.

The state's cherry scramble is a result of barely a handful of growers who together produce only 14,000 pounds or so — a drop in the national cherry crop bucket, which is normally about 500 million pounds.

But just when he thought he had escaped with relatively minor losses — the heavy rains cost half the cherry crop, and the water-blessed apples were so big they were tough to sell — the weather dealt another blow.

This year's winter was warm as well, but the cherry crop is looking a lot better.

Chlorpyrifos can be applied to the cherry crop at prebloom in March by air blast method from the ground, whereas ultra-low-volume concentrate malathion (CAS No. 121-75-5) is aeriallyaerinlatein late May and every 7 10 days throughout harvest.

Warm-weather fruits, including luscious berries and sweet cherries, are cropping up all over the country.

The trucks started up, and the Hackenburgs began the final push toward their home base in Pennsylvania, where they would stay for about three weeks pollinating local cherry and apple crops.