For those of you discombobulated by a July without our beloved OK cherries, fear not. According to Glen Lucas, general manager of the B.C. Fruit Growers Association, this year’s cherry crop will “be a little lighter than usual. But what I’m hearing is that because there’s not as many cherries, the remaining cherries are going to be bigger.” In academic lingo, it’s almost as if we’re giving the cherries an extension.
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