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Impacts from the spring frosts are continuing to show up in peach crops across the Southeast. This story from Specialty Crop Industry discusses the variety of sizes in early peaches in Alabama as likely caused by the frost damaging flowers in the early-blooming varieties. Less impact is showing up in the later-blooming varieties so far, but it is still a little early to know for sure. You can read more at Freeze Effect: Alabama’s Early Peach Varieties Impacted With Uniformity Issues – Specialty Crop Industry.
