. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. my ; Another business that really does put the "big chill" into its work is Cran- trol, an insect scouting service out of Warrens that has newly been estab- lished by Laurel Riedel. Ms. Riedel generously took time to explain how her college work and nat- ural interest in biology led her to create a professional service to rid cranberry growers of pests. Her business litera- ture points out how advantageous it is to use a scouting service. Early identification of insects, regu- lar examination done by a professio
. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. my ; Another business that really does put the "big chill" into its work is Cran- trol, an insect scouting service out of Warrens that has newly been estab- lished by Laurel Riedel. Ms. Riedel generously took time to explain how her college work and nat- ural interest in biology led her to create a professional service to rid cranberry growers of pests. Her business litera- ture points out how advantageous it is to use a scouting service. Early identification of insects, regu- lar examination done by a professional and avoidance of misdiagnosed deer damage are all features that her new business offers to potential customers. OF COURSE, cranberry royalty was on hand, too, to thaw even the coldest stranger with generous smiles and a few good words about cranberries. Cranberry queen Missy Nelson and princesses Ami Matson and Sue Wal- heim were there to remind visitors of the soon to come Warrens Cranberry Festival. All in all, most everyone interviewed seemed to agree that the 1989 Summer Field Day was a red hot success. Due to the tireless efforts of the staff of Ocean Spray, the volunteers and officers of the growers association, artists. business men and women and over a thousand visitors and guests, the only big chill of this harvest season is a big, brand new freezer for the fruit crop that was turning red on the vine. And, given the size of the freezer, maybe even grandma can rent some locker space in it for her cranberry preserve. OVER 2 MILLION FARMS The Census Burea i reports that the Uni- ted States had 2,087,759 faiTrit: ; 1087. Only slightly over one-haif i i^ose farms—1,059,573—had annual product sales of $10,000 or more, however. ^.V).GRAS^ / SERVICES Herbicides Applied Custom Pruning Custom Ditching West Wareham, Massachusetts Sanding Wiping Wet Harvesting Mowing (Moiving includes Hydraulic Arm Flail Mower.) Ask for Rick at 295-5158. CRANBERRIES October 1989 Page 19. P
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