RIDGEFIELD — For Ridgefield farmer Rob Baur, harvesting his farm’s first commercial hazelnut crop this fall and shipping it off to buyers was a race against time and nature.
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Source: The Columbian
‘You have to beat the squirrels and the rain’: Ridgefield farm harvests its first commercial hazelnut crop
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