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**HALIFAX** — Wild blueberries remain a prominent yet often overlooked agricultural staple in Nova Scotia, distinguishing themselves significantly from cultivated highbush varieties. Local wild blueberry farmer Peter Van Dyk highlights the distinct nature of the crop, comparing the difference between wild blueberries and farmed highbush blueberries to "the difference between apples and oranges." Further details regarding the harvest, production statistics, and local availability were cut off in the initial publication source. Article source: thecoast.ca | Image credit: The Coast
**HALIFAX** — Wild blueberries remain a prominent yet often overlooked agricultural staple in Nova Scotia, distinguishing themselves significantly from cultivated highbush varieties.
Local wild blueberry farmer Peter Van Dyk highlights the distinct nature of the crop, comparing the difference between wild blueberries and farmed highbush blueberries to “the difference between apples and oranges.”
Further details regarding the harvest, production statistics, and local availability were cut off in the initial publication source.
Article source: thecoast.ca | Image credit: The Coast
