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seem to have worse disease outcomes than areas that grow blueberries outdoors without any covering, like in North Carolina.” Erysiphe vaccinii is an emerging powdery mildew species, which affect ...

New Brunswick blueberry farmers are facing a lot of uncertainty in the face of market pressures, climate change and the threat of import tariffs by the United States. "If the price of blueberries ...

Blueberries grow well on a wide range of soil types when organic matter is incorporated into the root zone area. Once this is done, only improper pH can limit a blueberry plant’s success. The roots of ...

At least a dozen people have been sickened in the Netherlands after eating blueberries contaminated with hepatitis A. The National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM ...

Cherry Chip Scones. Photo credit: Honest and Truly ... bringing a touch of nostalgia to any gathering. Individual Blueberry Coffeecakes. Photo credit: Honest and Truly. Mini coffeecakes filled with ...

Slathered with butter, these tattie (potato) scones are so good. They’re great with a bit of Marmite too, or you can go down the sweet route and dish them up with jam or honey. We like to steam ...

Sally McKenney, a baker and founder of Sally’s Baking Addiction, has shared that the best way to make flavourful scones that are “better than a bakery” is to ditch milk and instead add a ...

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