Today in the Eagle Tribune, Terry Date has an article titled “Apple forecast bright in Southern NH.” For this article, Date quotes a couple farmers from Rockingham County about the favorable outlook for this season. After very early blooms, followed by a May frost, concerns were high that the apple crop would suffer the consequences. But it looks like, at least in the southern part of the state, indications are good that the crop pulled through.

“I’ve got an excellent apple crop; we came through,” said Wayne Elwood of Elwood Orchards in Londonderry.

To read Date’s article, [1] click here.