Flathead cherry marketing thrives with Co-op
Elizabeth Anderson
Dick Beighle prunes a clump of Skenna cherries from one of many of the bushes on his Finley Point orchard. He prunes the undergrown yellow cherries called “culls” so healthy cherries can retain nourishment and the pickers obtain mostly these for packaging purposes.
Elizabeth Anderson
Monson Fruit Company packages the fruit for the Flathead Lake Cherry Growers Co-op located on Finley Point. They are in a partnership with Northwest Cherry Growers Institute.
Elizabeth Anderson
Elizabeth Anderson
Elizabeth Anderson
Monson Fruit Company packages the fruit for the Flathead Lake Cherry Growers Co-op located on Finley Point. They are in a partnership with Northwest Cherry Growers Institute.
Elizabeth Anderson
Elizabeth Anderson
Elizabeth Anderson
Elizabeth Anderson
Elizabeth Anderson
Elizabeth Anderson
Elizabeth Anderson
Issue Date: 7/30/2014
Last Updated: 7/30/2014 12:13:34 PM |
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Elizabeth Anderson
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