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Quality: Quality is fair due to warm weather with some bruised and overripe fruit.
Volume: Production is decreasing as the season winds down.
Pack Counts: Conventional: 24-26, 28-30 depending on ranch
Quality: Quality is good with 90 – 100% color and nice shape and sheen.
Volume: Production is increasing rapidly due to warmer, dry weather.
Pack Counts: Conventional: 12-16, 16-20, depending on ranch
Quality: Conventional and organic quality is good with some pinrot and misshapen fruit. Plants are healthy and strong with plenty of green fruit and flower.
Volume: Production is increasing due to warmer, dry weather.
Pack Counts: Conventional spring crop: 10-12, 16-20; Organic spring crop: 12-16; Organic fall crop: 25-32
Crop Status: Continued cold temps and wet weather has delayed the Central Coast growing regions by a few weeks. Growers are hopeful to begin harvest of fresh strawberries, in light volume, in mid-April, pending any unforeseen weather events.
Quality: Quality is great with nice bloom and flavor.
Volume: Volume is increasing for both conventional and organic fruit.
Quality: Quality of organic fruit is good with some underripe fruit due to cold weather.
Volume: Volumes are below estimates as cold temperatures are slowing ripening. Dry, warm weather will allow for improved quality and rise in volume.
Crop Status: An early April start date is forecasted for Georgia harvests.
Quality: Quality is good with some soft, overripe and/or broken fruit due to warm weather.
Volume: Production is increasing.
Quality: Quality is good with occasional red cell and soft fruit due to recent warm weather.
Volume: Production is increasing slightly.
Apr 23rd – 25th
Vancouver, BC
July 10th – 11th
Monterey, CA
July 25th – 26th
Monterey, CA
Booth #617
Sept. 12th – 14th
Nashville, TN
Oct. 17th – 18th
Atlanta, GA
