Over-wintering fly threatens B.C. cherry crops

Monday, December 6, 2010 - 14:30 in Mathematics & Economics

Okanagan fruit growers are calling the havoc wreaked by a fly that destroyed an estimated $2 million worth of B.C. cherries last summer the mad cow disease of the cherry industry, and many fear the damage could be worse next year.

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