date:Dec 10, 2012
ich would be the most ever grown and shipped in one season. But if the state's growers hit that mark, she noted, it will come as a result of a steady climb in production rather than a one-time bumper crop.
Production for this year hasn't been that much higher than the three-year average, she said. It's just been growing incrementally, and we expect it to keep growing going forward because of increased production on existing acreage. She added that, in addition to good volumes, prices have remai