AMES, Iowa — Fruit and vegetable specialists at Iowa State University have been helping growers with honeyberry production. The honeyberry is a new niche fruit that could become more popular in the coming years. It looks like a mixture of a blueberry and a grape, but tastes tart. Peak season is from mid-May to mid-June. […]
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