Spring Freeze Severely Impacts Fruit Crops in Virginia and Surrounding Areas
A significant spring freeze has caused widespread damage to fruit crops in Virginia, South Carolina, and West Virginia, leading to reduced availability of produce at local markets and farm stands. According to dnronline.com, some farms, like Woodbine, are reporting a drastic reduction in apple varieties, with offerings dropping from 26 to just two. Despite these challenges, local farmers are working hard to maintain supply through partnerships and diversified operations. The freeze has highlighted the vulnerability of agriculture to sudden weather changes, emphasizing the importance of community support for local farms. 
