As summer ends and fall begins, produce vendors in Quebec are gearing up for what could be one of the best harvests in a decade.
According to Alain Dauphinais, a Hemmingford apple farmer who’s been working since 1960, a hot and dry summer has resulted in a bumper crop of fruits.
“Apples, plums, pears – you name it,” he said.
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“Everything is good this year.”
Walking around Atwater market, consumers like Angela Henderson have started to notice.
“I had no idea there’d be so many tomatoes,” she told Global News.
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The only hiccup this year, Dauphinais said, was a slight spell of hail and a little frost.
Other than that, he chuckled, saying he was going to have a good year at the Atwater market, where he has a stand.
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