Cranberry harvesting is a totally different way of farming. Have you tried fresh cranberries? Rapid growth of elephant and ...

Extreme drought conditions are wreaking havoc for many farmers in southeastern New Jersey. However, one of those farmers, ...

The severe lack of rain means a big financial hit to operations because farmers can’t rely on the local streams and rivers to flood the bogs for harvest.

In Central Wisconsin, cranberry farmers are hard at work as the harvest season hits its peak. Wisconsin, which produces ...

Most years, the cranberry harvest in New Jersey is a carnival of colors. Ruby red berries bubble to the surface of cerulean blue bogs framed by the autumn foliage nestled inside the Pine Barrens.

23, as local farmers started flooding their cranberry bogs for harvest. Footage recorded by Joanna Steidle shows a view of the area near Tremont Street and the ongoing work from her drone.

The drought in New Jersey is putting serious stress on two of the Garden State's top crops – blueberries and cranberries.

Oddly enough, only 5% of this cranberry harvest is sold as raw cranberries, while all the rest goes into producing frozen cranberries, dried cranberries, juices, and, of course, that classic ...

In bogs all over southeastern Massachusetts and Cape Cod, a native fruit has thrived for generations in the local waters: ...

The A.D. Makepeace Company, North America’s largest cranberry grower, owns this large bog, one of over 1,600 acres of bogs that they harvest. Worker Phavy Or put on his chest-high neoprene ...