[metmom]

Another case where there’s a “prediction” that can easily be manufactured by the left.

And likely will be.

However, that will have little impact on me. My canned goods do not depend on someone else canning them.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

This message about Cranberry Shortages brought to you by these guys:

Cranberry production is HUGE in Wisconsin; If anyone needs cranberries, message me, LOL!

Wisconsin to lead the nation in cranberry production

(WKOW) 8/17/21 -- Wisconsin is expected to lead the nation in cranberry production for the 27th year in a row.

In fact, growers in the state are expected to produce more than half of the nation's crop. The U.S. Cranberry Marketing Committee says almost eight million barrels of cranberries will be harvested this fall -- 4.7 million of those barrels will come from Wisconsin.

“Wisconsin cranberry growers work hard to deliver a healthy, sustainable crop year after year,” said Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers Association Executive Director Tom Lochner in a news release. “Wisconsin growers are proud to be the number one producing region not only in the United States, but the world.”

The Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers Association says the state's cranberry industry generates $1 billion in state economic impact and provides thousands of local jobs.