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for the damage to peaches, saying in some cases 75 percent of the peach crop was destroyed and in other cases even “100 percent are knocked out.”
With reductions in produce reaching such high precentages, consumers can expect to pay a a higher price at the market. “Peaches are going to average $10 to $12 per bushel,” Mr. Lee said, adding this is an two to four dollar increase over last year’s price. With lesser volume, the bushels will go quickly.
While fruit by the bushel will increase in price, orchard keepers
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