How the Nova Scotia wild blueberry industry is moving forward
While Nova Scotia wild blueberries are a unique crop, it seems the challenges ahead for that industry are similar to what growers across the country are experiencing.
In the eastern Canadian province, commercially wild blueberry production traces back to the late 1960s when it moved into individual quick freezing (IQF) production. “In commercial production, our
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