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Sunny Cal Farms reports early California grapes but flavor lags behind
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Sunny Cal Farms reports early California grapes but flavor lags behind
Historic March heat wave has advanced color and apparent maturity by 2–3 weeks, while true flavor ripeness and eating quality trail behind, creating a short-term supply and demand gap for high-quality fruit. Reedley, CA (June 29, 2026) — Sunny Cal Farms BB #:396563, the Reedley-based grower of specialty heirloom and gourmet grapes, reports one of the most unusual starts in recent memory. Driven by the March heat wave, this year’s crop has colore…
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