Haskap, also known as honeyberries, captivate consumers and bring cold-hardy fruit-producing states closer together to share knowledge.

The berries have an “untapped market potential,” specifically in cold climates, according to experts.

Hardy, versatile and delicious, haskaps — also known as honeyberries — are an easy-to-grow berry thriving in Alaska, offering gardeners a flavorful new option with minimal fuss and maximum reward.

Growers say Haskap berries could be Tasmania’s next cold-hardy superfood. This Tasmanian superfruit might look like a blueberry’s odd-shaped relative but it contains 130 times the amount of ...

Lately, chefs across the United States have been making vegetables the star of the dessert menu with dishes that go beyond ...

North of the capital Whitehorse, in the southernmost part of the territory, Yukon Berry Farms is growing 50,000 haskap berry plants on 50 acres. In 2022, the farm yielded 15,000 pounds of berries, ...

Haskap berries are also known as honeyberries, yezberries and blue honeysuckle. They have anti-inflammatory properties and are rich in polyphenols, which are found in many plant foods and act as ...

Growers say Haskap berries could be Tasmania’s next cold-hardy superfood. This Tasmanian superfruit might look like a blueberry’s odd-shaped relative but it contains 130 times the amount of ...

Growers say Haskap berries could be Tasmania’s next cold-hardy superfood. This Tasmanian superfruit might look like a blueberry’s odd-shaped relative but it contains 130 times the amount of ...

Growers say Haskap berries could be Tasmania’s next cold-hardy superfood. This Tasmanian superfruit might look like a blueberry’s odd-shaped relative but it contains 130 times the amount of ...