South Jersey’s dry spell won’t raise cranberry sauce prices or cut supply.

John Darlington’s family started growing cranberries in 1857.

Dry weather delayed cranberry harvest  by about 10 days.

Farmers worked extra hours to pump water for flooded bogs.

New Jersey is the 3rd largest cranberry producer in the U.S.

Burlington County is 2nd in cranberry production nationwide.

Whitesbog Village preserves cranberry farming history in NJ.

Elizabeth White, a pioneer, helped create the highbush blueberry sauce.

Harvests feature flooded bogs with floating red cranberries.

Water protects vines for winter; berries become cranberry sauce.

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