Cranberries are grown in the northern region of the United States on low vines in dry bogs. Here's what to know about growing ...

You may have seen those picturesque images of ruby red cranberries submerged in water. Or photos of farmer's wading in bogs and wearing coveralls and goulashes. But unlike popular belief ...

The drought in New Jersey is putting serious stress on two of the Garden State's top crops – blueberries and cranberries.

The severe lack of rain means a big financial hit to operations because farmers can’t rely on the local streams and rivers to ...

Whether you're team whole berry or team can-shaped jelly, this one may change your outlook on the often-overlooked addition ...

A prolonged dry spell across areas of New Jersey has made harvesting cranberries slow, expensive and almost impossible for many farmers as reservoirs dry up, water tables shrink and a general lack ...

If you find a soft or moldy cranberry in the bag, there’s good news: All of our experts agreed that one bad cranberry doesn’t ...

The cold nights cause the cranberries, which are almost 90 percent water, to turn deep red, making them ripe for harvest. Southeastern Massachusetts has the most acreage of cranberry bogs in the ...

Those who visit the lookout on the boardwalk in the marsh can help by sending a photo of the water level to the conservation ...