What’s Growing? North Carolina Produce Calendar
In partnership with: North Carolina Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services
Ever tried to buy blueberries at a local North Carolina produce market in April, only to find they’re not available? That’s because although blueberries can be found in grocery stores year round, they’re truly in season in the summer, between May and July.
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We’ve created an in-season produce calendar for North Carolina so you can easily see when it’s the right time to find the freshest cantaloupe or watermelon, or if you’ve missed sweet corn season. Feel free to share this seasonal calendar on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest, or contact us for permission to reuse or reprint a full-size version.
Want to learn more about North Carolina agriculture? Check out stories on everything from a push to get food from the field to your table through CSAs to a local restaurant that gives back. You can also read about North Carolina farms, the state’s top ag products and much more.
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What do all the letters mean on the chart
Hi Paul, the letters stand for the months of the year. Thanks!