AITKIN -- It's harvest time on the Forster farm and the beater is hard at work on the peat bog. Beater? Peat bog? What in the name of Minnesota agriculture is going on here? Cranberry harvest, the ...

Plucky little cranberries have grown for millennia amid sandy soils and short summers of southeastern Massachusetts and Cape Cod. The Pilgrims explored and then settled this same area in 1620 — and ...

Harvest season at Minnesota Cranberry Co., near Aitkin, looks like a crimson-colored carpet spread over a pond. The tiny floating berries, corralled in the corner of a flooded bog, are nearly a foot ...

MADISON, Wisconsin — The U.S. is the number one producer in the world when it comes to cranberries, but the industry production has been going down the last couple years due to climate change.

Wisconsin is projected to lead the nation in cranberry production for the 30th year in a row this year, despite a drop in production. Kyle Gebhardt harvests cranberries at the Wisconsin Cranberry ...

Fall is in full swing in New England, meaning it's time for pumpkin picking, Halloween movie marathons and haunted houses. However, on the Cape, fall in Massachusetts also means cranberry harvesting ...

We are rolling into the heart of cranberry harvest season on Cape Cod and are soon to be happily awash in sauce, relish and quick breads. But wouldn't it be great to get out to a bog to see where the ...

WOOD COUNTY, Wis. -- (WAOW) Whether it's lakes, theme parks, or cranberry farms, Wisconsin has several things on tourists' radars going into the summer. Governor Tony Evers kicked off National Tourism ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — While other regions saw declining cranberry production in 2023, farmers in Oregon are wrapping up another successful season ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. The USDA stated ...

WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis. (WSAW) - Wisconsin is the number one producer of cranberries. Around 404,880 tons are harvested annually, and the cold temps and snow we’ve been seeing this season are bringing ...

Harvest season at Minnesota Cranberry Co., near Aitkin, looks like a crimson-colored carpet spread over a pond. The tiny floating berries, corralled in the corner of a flooded bog, are nearly a foot ...