Richland Source1d
A Stroll Through the Garden: Let’s talk Ohio pawpaws
This story was authored by Eric Larson. Tom Hunt, the owner and manager of the Mohican Preservation Arboretum, told me recently that we are at the end of […] ...
This American fruit could outcompete apples and peaches on a hotter planet
The resilient, native fruit has a cult following and could be small farms’ hedge against climate change in a fast-warming ...
WOSU Public Media29d
Ohio's drought and shifting weather patterns affecting pawpaw fruit
Chris Chmiel, who owns and operates a small farm in Albany, Ohio, about 90 minutes southeast of Columbus, said he used to have several hundred pawpaw trees but is down to about 100 this year thanks to ...
CBS News29d
Drought and shifting weather patterns affect the pawpaw, North America's largest native fruit
Chris Chmiel, who owns and operates a small farm in Albany, Ohio, about 90 minutes southeast of Columbus, said he used to have several hundred pawpaw trees but is down to about 100 this year ...
St. Louis Post-Dispatch20d
Pawpaw plight: Climate change, drought plague North America's largest native fruit
Take Valerie Libbey's orchard in Washington Court House, Ohio, about an hour's drive from Columbus. Libbey grows 100 pawpaw trees and said she was surprised to see the fruit dropping from trees in ...
Newsweek29d
Pawpaw Fruits Hit by Extreme Weather, Climate Change Blamed
Stretching from Ontario to South Florida, pawpaw trees thrive along the East Coast. However, in regions like Ohio—home to an annual pawpaw festival—and Kentucky, growers are noting some ...
The Lima News1mon
Drought, shifting weather patterns affect Ohio’s pawpaw
Chris Chmiel, who owns and operates a small farm in Albany, Ohio, about 90 minutes southeast of Columbus, said he used to have several hundred pawpaw trees but is down to about 100 this year ...
Cleveland.com29d
In Ohio, drought and shifting weather patterns affect North America’s largest native fruit
WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, Ohio (AP) — Stubborn drought in Ohio and the shifting weather patterns influenced by climate change appear to be affecting North America’s largest native fruit: the ...