New Brunswick is adding to the growing number of haskap growers across the nation...there are now growers in Rexton, the Acadieville region, and Fredericton. Good on ya, NB!
New Brunswick -
Crop and Regional Agri-Business Development Officer, Gerard Thebeau has attended Haskap Day in Saskatoon and grows several selections of blue honeysuckle (early prototypes from the U of S) as well as Borealis, Tundra, and Berry Blue. He hopes to attend future Haskap Days.
Gérard Thébeau P.Ag./ Agronome
Crop Development Officer / Agent de développement des cultures
Regional Agri-Business Development/ Développement régional de l'agro-industrie
26, rue Acadie/ 26 Acadie Street
Bouctouche, NB/ N.-B.
E4S 2T2
Tel: (506) 743-7330 Fax: (506) 743-7229
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Monday, September 28, 2009
Fruit and Vegetable Magazine
Here's a new article on haskap put out by Fruit and Vegetable Magazine:
http://www.fruitandveggie.com/content/view/2172/
http://www.fruitandveggie.com/content/view/2172/
Saturday, September 5, 2009
September Fruit
On September 3rd. 2009 I made an amazing discovery in the Honeysuckle orchard. Beautiful plump, great tasting berries! The July pickers had missed some berries hidden deep in the three year old Berry Blue bushes. The berries remained in tact and attached to the branches waiting to be picked until September. Is there any other fruit that ripens in June and can still be picked in September? None that I know about. Blue Honeysuckle is a most amazing fruit.
Labels:
harvesting,
Russian blue honeysuckle
Friday, September 4, 2009
Haskap Open House - Saskatchewan
On September 12th, Haskap Central Sales (http://www.haskapcentral.com/) is hosting a fall open house at their orchard near Prince Alberta, SK (Henribourg). For more information contact Curtis Braaten at: info@haskapcentral.com or (306) 764-2514.
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