Cherry Hill Farms is fighting the cold temperatures to make sure everything blossoms

May 12, 2021 09:49 AM

It is blossom time at Cherry Hill Farm in Idaho. The owners give us an update after the recent cold snap and what they are doing to keep their trees producing.

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