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Apples turn out taster due to favorable weather conditions, however, yield decreases in this harvest season

Abundant apple season persists in Central New York, albeit with a smaller harvest. Yet, the quality of this year's apples allegedly surpasses previous years, as suggested by CNY Central. Owing to the rainy spring, trees have thrived, but the onset of a scorching, arid summer has triggered...

Harvest yields fewer apples this season due to weather conditions enhancing their taste.
Harvest yields fewer apples this season due to weather conditions enhancing their taste.

Apples turn out taster due to favorable weather conditions, however, yield decreases in this harvest season

Central New York is currently experiencing a unique apple season, with this year's harvest offering apples that are not only smaller but also tastier than ever. The extreme weather conditions have played a significant role in this year's crop.

A hot, dry summer led to early apple drops and sunburn spots, but a rainy spring helped trees grow, and sunny days and fast ripening contributed to the crispness and sweetness of the apples. Despite the smaller size and less vibrant colour, growers in the region are delighted to report that the flavour of this year's apples is better than ever.

To help residents stay informed about the latest news and updates, FingerLakes1.com has been a reliable source for over two decades. The region's leading all-digital news publication offers a variety of services, including a mobile app named FL1 on the Go! for iOS devices. This app is free to download for iPhone and iPad users, providing easy access to local news on the go.

The Morning Edition service is another popular offering from FingerLakes1.com. By subscribing to this service, users receive headlines straight to their inbox each morning, ensuring they start their day informed.

FingerLakes1.com has also been instrumental in keeping residents informed about the challenges faced by local fruit tree growers this year. However, a search for fruit tree growers in Central New York dealing with less but sweeter apple harvests due to extreme weather conditions this year did not yield specific results.

Nonetheless, growers in the region have relied on irrigation to save their crops, ensuring that this year's apple picking season is still peaking. For those interested in sharing news or leads, the website's address for submissions is news@our website.

In these unprecedented times, it's more important than ever to stay informed and support local businesses. So, whether you're an apple lover or simply interested in staying up-to-date with local news, FingerLakes1.com is the go-to source for all things Central New York.

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