Apples

Please respect our farm; we keep it neat - please do the same.

Before picking, check with our field supervisors for the location of varieties that are ready for picking.

When picking apples, take the apple in hand, lift it, and give it a slight turn. Try not to knock fruit off onto the ground while picking.

Your apples will keep better if they are not bruised. Handle them as if they were eggs.

Storage of Apples: a refrigerator crisper drawer with the vents open works best. Don't have enough room in your fridge? Try to replicate the same conditions using a garage, root cellar, porch, etc. 

Some varieties are better suited to long-term storage (like Fuji!). For long-term (>30 days) storage when you don't