Source: Tom Karst, THE PACKER, 5/5/22


The New York apple crop outlook is positive in early May, and new technology in the fields is helping estimate its potential, one major shipper reports. “With relatively moderate conditions this winter and no harsh temperatures or frost in the spring, we are seeing trees full of buds that are ready to go into all-out bloom in a few weeks,” Justin Whipple, United Apple Sales procurement and operations manager, said in a news release. “We believe this year’s crop will rebound with a larger volume of fruit and provide another season of high-quality and flavorful varieties.”

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