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How to Grow Black Currants in the Midwest

Have you ever considered growing black currants? Farmers appreciate black currants because they’re a woody perennial that matures relatively quickly compared to other tree crops. Their nutritious berries grow on a small upright shrub, which is suitable for machine harvest. Growers appreciate that black currants are not a preferred food for whitetail deer. Plus, black currants are one of the few fruits that produce well in partial shade, including under larger trees like chestnuts – making it an ideal crop for agroforestry systems. Download Savanna Institute’s Black Currant Grower Guide available in English, Spanish and Hmong to promote this specialty crop at your farm stand: https://www.savannainstitute.org/blac... Looking for plant material? Shop the Canopy nursery: https://canopyfm.com/nursery/