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Ali Capper is in partnership at Stocks Farm, Suckley, Worcestershire UK with her husband Richard and his father Mark, the Cappers specialise in growing hops and apples. They farm dessert & cider apples and hops. 

Stocks Farm is a 200 year old hop and fruit farm on the glorious Herefordshire/Worcestershire border. It has been farmed by the Capper family since 1962, and is proud to be growing Award Winning British Hops and Apples in an area of outstanding natural beauty.

Ali is a Director of the Oxford Farming Conference and she is Chairman of the NFU's National Horticulture & Potatoes Board, British Apples & Pears and Wye Hops. Her Nuffield Scholarship in 2014 focused on the export of great British hops, and niche apple varieties, travelling to Germany, New Zealand, Canada, USA, France, Belgium and Vietnam.

For more information on Stocks Farm: https://bit.ly/4mV6XAa

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Transcript

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Welcome to Food Safety in a Minute from Washington State University Extension.

Did you know Washington State produces 124 million 40-pound boxes of apples each year? Popular varieties include Gala, Granny Smith, Red Delicious, Honeycrisp, Fuji, and Cosmic Crisp®.

It’s the perfect time to preserve a little comfort making and preserving apple butter. Sweet, spiced, and shelf-stable. For food safety and quality, always use a research-based, tested recipe and follow directions carefully. The National Center for Home Food Preservation is a trusted source. Eight pounds of apples yield 8 to 9 pints of apple butter. Pint jars are processed in a boiling water canner for five to fifteen minutes, depending on altitude.

The Center also offers safe, research-based recipes for applesauce, spiced apple rings, sliced apples, and reduced-sugar apple butter.

Thanks for listening, I’m Susie Craig.

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Resources

Fresh Fruit Portal. Agronometrics in Charts: Washington Apple Production Returning to Normalcy. https://www.freshfruitportal.com/news/2024/08/20/washington-apple-production-returning-to-normalcy/. Accessed online 8/20/25. 

University of Georgia Cooperative Extension - National Center for Home Food Preservation. https://nchfp.uga.edu/how/can/canning-fruits-and-fruit-products/apple-butter/. Accessed online 8/20/25.

FSM 360: Preserve Apple Butter from Washington Apple Harvest

What is more typical for a New England fall season than apple picking, ask Youth Journalism International reporters Lina Marie Schulenkorf and Carlos Fra-Nero. Go with them as they check out a local orchard in Maine on a crisp fall day. 

Falling for apples in Maine, by Lina Marie Schulenkorf and Carlos Fra-Nero

I wrote a New England folk song inspired by the rising costs at UMass Cold Spring Orchard, capturing the tension between community needs and the orchard’s research mission. With simple, spare guitar and violin, paired with soulful male vocals, this track evokes the crisp autumn air and the longing for affordable harvests. I chose this style to reflect the timeless, grounded spirit of New England’s orchards and the honest struggles of its people.


Verse 1
In the hills of old New England, where the apple trees do grow,
There's a place called Cold Spring Orchard, where the autumn breezes blow.
Run by UMass, proud and learned, with research in their sights,
But the prices keep on climbin', and it don't feel quite right.

Chorus
Oh, Cold Spring Orchard, hear our plea,
Grow them apples for you and me.
Families gather, hearts sincere,
Make them apples affordable here!

Verse 2
For twenty years we'd wander, through your rows of Gala sweet,
McIntosh and Honeycrisp, oh, what a harvest treat.
But now the cost, it stings us, like frost upon the vine,
We're missin' days of pickin', in that orchard so divine.

Chorus
Oh, Cold Spring Orchard, hear our plea,
Grow them apples for you and me.
Families gather, hearts sincere,
Make them apples affordable here!

Verse 3
They say it's for the research, to keep the trees in bloom,
To fund the work of science, in those academic rooms.
But folks are feelin' burdened, with wallets growin' thin,
A state-run farm could open its heart, and let the families in.

Bridge
Fair market's what they aim for, to stand with growers near,
But community's the harvest that we're longin' to hear.
Pass the word to UMass, let the trustees know,
Affordable apples make the love for Cold Spring grow.

Chorus
Oh, Cold Spring Orchard, hear our plea,
Grow them apples for you and me.
Families gather, hearts sincere,
Make them apples affordable here!

Verse 4
So here's to Cold Spring Orchard, with your pears and nectarines,
Your Zestar and your Bartletts, and your table grape dreams.
Let's bring the folks together, from near and far around,
With apples priced for everyone, in this old orchard ground.

Outro
Oh, Cold Spring Orchard, let's unite,
Make the harvest warm and bright.
From the hills to the valley wide,
New England's heart beats strong with pride.

UMass Cold Spring Orchard

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"Adam & Eve" is about how we’re still like the first humans, chasing the apple even when we know the consequences. The song captures the way we repeat the same mistakes, give in to temptation, and reach for things we shouldn’t — sometimes hurting others, sometimes getting hurt ourselves. Dark and relentless, it reflects the endless loop of desire and consequence, showing how we keep falling into the same patterns no matter how hard we try to resist.

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Apple lovers will travel throughout Franklin County in search of the perfect cider this weekend as CiderDays kicks off its three-day run on Friday. The event – which unites professional cidermakers, interested tasters, novices and aficionados — features three days of tastings and special programming from workshops to music to food of all kinds and other events from morning until night. Here's some info about it: https://ciderdays.org/ 


Verse 1
Through the hills of Franklin County, where the harvest colors burn,
We gather with our glasses for the season's sweet return.
From orchard rows to cellar doors, the presses hum and sing,
Each pour a note of autumn, each taste a golden string.

Chorus
Raise your glass to the maker's hand,
To the apples of this northern land,
From Ashfield down to Deerfield's bend,
The cider calls, and hearts attend.

Verse 2
There's laughter down in Greenfield, and music in the square,
Workshops, feasts, and stories float upon the chilly air.
The novices and masters share the wisdom of the years,
As cider flows like memory through the laughter and the tears.

Chorus
Raise your glass to the maker's hand,
To the apples of this northern land,
From Ashfield down to Deerfield's bend,
The cider calls, and hearts attend.

Bridge
Under lantern light we wander, from farm to tavern door,
The scent of spice and apples drifts across the forest floor.
The hills are singing softly, the rivers hum along,
For every drop of cider's just another autumn song.

Final Chorus
So raise your glass to time well-spent,
To the orchards and the firmament,
Through frost and flame, through dusk and day,
The cider hearts will find their way.

Cider Days

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Anna Mudeka talks to Ken Crowther about the Norfolk Apple Press and how apple juice is made. 

For more information: https://bit.ly/446QOkb

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Making juice by pressing apples in Norfolk

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