Both blackcurrants and raspberries are very similar in cultivation, and it costs about £30 an acre to produce them.
In my constituency raspberries grow better than in any other part of the world.
Now he denies that quotas are good, except in the case of raspberries.
There is a great deal of disease in plums and apples, and now it is also affecting the raspberries.
The lack of separate identification of processed raspberries in the trade statistics is thus not critical.
Raspberries are a crop particularly suited to the smallholder and the small grower.
A crop of raspberries for jams and canning has a sale price of £33 per ton, and the output of the crop would make, apparently, £200,000.
I wish to refer to the position of the growers of soft fruits, raspberries, and currants.
