Episode 113- Rainier Cherries   addthis
It’s a perfect June day in Grandview, Washington. While most farmers across the heartland are planting, the Olmsteads are picking. Even though the weather’s good, Don Olmstead, Jr. is nervous because raising cherries is risky, to say the least.

 

 

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The Olmsteads love what they do and hope to keep this family business going for a long time to come. Find out more about their farm and Rainier cherries by going to www.olmsteadorchards.com

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Washington Department of Agriculture

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