Maine’s apple season is in full swing with a bumper crop this year, giving residents and visitors alike plenty of opportunities to enjoy fresh, local apples. According to a report from NewsCenterMaine.com WCSH-WLBZ, apple orchards across the state are reporting high yields of delicious apples, and are ready to make apple pies and other apple-related treats for customers.
This year’s apple season is proving to be particularly fruitful, with ideal growing conditions leading to a surplus of apples. Apple orchard owners are welcoming visitors to come and pick their own apples, or to purchase pre-picked apples from their farm stands. Many orchards are also offering a variety of apple products, such as apple cider, apple butter, and apple cider donuts.
The abundance of apples is a welcome sight for many in Maine, as apple picking has long been a beloved fall tradition in the state. Families and friends often flock to apple orchards to enjoy a day of picking apples, taking in the crisp fall air, and indulging in apple-themed treats. With this year’s bumper crop, there will be no shortage of apples for everyone to enjoy.
Maine’s apple season typically runs from late August to October, giving residents and visitors ample time to take advantage of the fresh, locally grown apples. Whether it’s baking an apple pie, making applesauce, or simply snacking on a fresh apple, there are countless ways to enjoy the fruits of this year’s harvest.
Overall, Maine’s apple season is off to a strong start, with orchards reporting a plentiful supply of apples for customers. As apple enthusiasts gear up for a season of apple picking and apple-related festivities, it’s clear that Maine’s apple crop is not only abundant, but also delicious.
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