date:May 31, 2016
Warmer weather, poor pollinating conditions and labor issues are all contributing to a smaller batch of blueberries currently coming out of parts of the Southeast.
Supply will be low for the next few weeks in Georgia, but will pick up mid June, said Samantha Kilgore of the Georgia Blueberry Commission, elaborating on how temperatures impacted crops this year.
Its vital that blueberries, and any small fruits, get enough chill hours to mature correctly. This year, Georgias chill hours we