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US: Jersey corn and tomatoes make an early début

New Jersey recorded its warmest spring ever this year, and those warmer-than-normal temperatures brought the sweet corn and tomato crops in about a week or two early, according to New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas H. Fisher.

New Jersey ranked eighth in the nation last year in tomato production, with 63.8 million pounds produced on 2,900 acres, with a value of $33.9 million. That’s up from 62.4 million pounds and a value of $26.6 million in 2008.

New Jersey also ranks nationally in sweet corn production. It was 10th in the nation last year, with 78.1 million pounds produced on 7,100 acres, with a value of $22.8 million. In 2008, New Jersey farmers produced 53.3 million pounds, valued at $15.5 million.

Source: shorenewstoday.com
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