There are two species of cranberries: the american cranberry and the marsh cranberry, found in the northern hemisphere. The marsh cranberry is most commonly found dried. Cranberries are harvested using both dry and wet methods. The latter is particularly spectacular and interesting. Cranberry crops are flooded with water to a depth of 45 cm, which then rises to the surface where they are harvested. It is estimated that
There are two species of cranberries: the american cranberry and the marsh cranberry, found in the northern hemisphere. The marsh cranberry is most commonly found
