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As winters warm, Wisconsin fruit growers brace for the worst

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Temperatures recorded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for February 2024 were the warmest on record for Wisconsin. Climate change affects weather patterns in the Upper Midwest and the crops that grow here. Warmer and erratic winters can mean a smaller harvest, or freeze-damaged (though still edible) apples.

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As winters warm, Wisconsin fruit growers brace for the worst

Spring frost can damage apples or kill a crop entirely. This year in Wisconsin is particularly worrisome — and experts believe it’s a sign of challenges to come.

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