Ginger Gold
Harvest: End of August-Early SeptemberUse: Snacking, baking, drying
Flavor: Sweet and tart
Paula Red
Harvest: End of August- Early SeptemberUses: Eating and cooking
Flavor: Not too sweet, not too tart. Firm white flesh.
Jonamac
Harvest: Early - Mid SeptemberUses: Excellent for baking, cooking, snacking
Flavor: Cross between Jonathon and McIntosh apples. Closer to McIntosh in terms of flavor, just a bit sweeter. Touch of honey taste.
Gala
Harvest: Early SeptemberUses: Great for salads, cooking, snacking, and sauces
Flavor: Sweet, fine textured
Cortland
Harvest: Mid September- Early OctoberUses: Eating, salads, sauces, pies, baking. Good for freezing. They don't brown quickly.
Taste: Sweet with a hint of tartness. Juicy. Tender, snow-white flesh.
McIntosh
Harvest: Mid SeptemberUses: Eating fresh, baking, sauces
Taste: Sweet, tart taste with nuances of spice
Macoun
Harvest: Mid to Late SeptemberUses: Great for salads, snacking, and baking
Taste: Sweet-tart flavor similar to McIntosh but harder crispier flesh
Empire
Harvest: End of September- Mid OctoberUses: Excellent for eating and salads. Good for sauce, baking, pies, and freezing
Taste: Juicy, firm, crunchy, and sweet
Red Delicious
Harvest: Mid OctoberUses: Salads and Snacking
Taste: Mild in flavor, juicy, and crisp
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Golden Delicious
Harvest: Mid OctoberUses: Salads, baking, and cooking
Taste: Firm, crisp, white flesh. Balanced sweet tart aromatic flavor
Crispin
Harvest: Mid - late OctoberUses: Eating, cooking and baking.
Taste: Crunchy, sweet-tart
Ida Red
Harvest: Late OctoberUses: Snacking, baking and sauces
Taste: Sweet and tart, juicy yet crisp and firm
Snap Dragon
Harvest: Early OctoberUses: Eating and snacking
Taste: Crisp, spicy sweet and juicy
Ruby Frost
Harvest: Mid - Late OctoberUses: Eating and Salads
Taste: Perfect balance of sweet and tart, deep and rich with a hearty crunch and ideal crisp texture
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Harvest of specific varieties may change without notice due to weather and picking conditions. Check out our Facebook or Instagram for updates on what we are picking daily.
Harvest of specific varieties may change without notice due to weather and picking conditions. Check out our Facebook or Instagram for updates on what we are picking daily
What Becker Farms Grows:
Over 10 different Varieties of Apples, Blueberries, Raspberries, Strawberries, Pumpkins, Butternut Squash, Cherries, Broccoli, Cauliflower, Red and Green bell peppers, Jalepeños, tomatoes, 6 different varieties of grapes both for wine making and eating, Rhubarb, Asparagus, and on and on..