JAMESVILLE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — At Adams Acres, the organic farm’s 1,400 apple trees are finally blooming — but tonight, those blossoms could face one of their biggest test yet with temperatures dropping to 32 degrees or lower Monday night — threatening this year’s crop.
“The crop is moving along to the point where it’s really at a risk,” owner Bill Adams said. “Bloom is probably the riskiest time for this. If we don’t go below 30 degrees, we’ll probably be OK.”
Adams said the orchard has already seen some frost damage earlier this spring after several cold nights moved through the region…