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November 4, 2009

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Swaths of crimson berries dot the countryside in Southeastern Massachusetts. Cranberry season is underway and on a bog in Wareham, Keith Mann, 41, a fourth-generation grower (pictured above) and his crew of five are dry picking organic cranberries on roughly four acres. Dry picked berries are sold exclusively as fresh fruit; (most berries are harvested after flooding the bog, which ... (Full article: 317 words)

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