by admin | Sep 15, 2023 | Archive
Market Notes September 7th, 2023 LET IT RAIN As the rainy season kicks in throughout Central America, imports become challenged in several ways. First there is the inability to harvest on the saturated mountain fields. Then, there is the transportation...
by admin | Sep 7, 2023 | Archive
Market Notes August 17th, 2023 ARPO If you read Market Notes with any regularity you will know how much we admire Andy’s Orchards in Morgan Hill, California. When there are conventions in Monterey, we encourage travelers to venture out for the...
by admin | Aug 18, 2023 | Archive
Market Notes August 10th, 2023 HATCH CHILES The peppers are in, it is Hatch time! Hatch chile peppers are from the Santa Few region and Hatch Valley of Texas. The rich fertile soil gave birth to the popular mild Anaheim Pepper. So named due to the...
by admin | Aug 12, 2023 | Archive
Market Notes August 3rd, 2023 PEACH BREACH The weird weather continues to affect crops throughout the country. It’s almost upside down, and a few weird patterns and crops say nope. Stone fruit requires a cold winter for the fruit to “set” then in the warmer...
by admin | Aug 3, 2023 | Archive
Market Notes July 27th, 2023 POTATO TRANSITION Usually this would be a detailed explanation of endings and beginnings, but in this case we are pleased to report that in all cases, the transition has already happened. This week we completed our spring crop...
by admin | Jul 28, 2023 | Archive
Market Notes July 20th, 2023 SABU ARRIVES EARLY It’s fun to claim to be the first, and sometimes we are actually right. With that hope in mind, we are going to try it again. Elephant garlic, that wonderful oven baked butter substitute (or compliment) usually...
