Source: MSN, 11/25/21


Cranberries are a staple in many Thanksgiving meals. But this year, the trip these little fruits made to your table was a bit more challenging. That’s because warmer weather and record rainfall caused by climate change are making the berries grow more slowly. Eric Fisher got waist-deep at a Massachusetts farm to find out how growers are coping with the irregular weather patterns.

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