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VIDEO: Hand-Picked: The Story of Pears in the Pacific Northwest

June 26, 2020 by USA Pears

The pear industry is truly unique in the agricultural landscape of America. Hard work, dedication, a strong sense of community, and an optimal growing environment allow the 4 growing regions of Washington and Oregon to grow some of the best pears on earth. Every step of the process is handled by people who truly believe in pears. Watch the video below for an inside look at the Northwest pear industry:

Hand-Picked: The Story of Pears in the Pacific Northwest

Hand-Picked: The Perfect Pear Growing Environment

Hand-Picked: Grower Communities

Hand-Picked: The Importance of Family

Hand-Picked: Pears are Picked and Packed by Hand

Hand-Picked: Organic Pears

Hand-Picked: Pear Industry Progress

Hand-Picked: The Perfect Pear

 

 

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