UMN researchers roll out new apple & grape varieties, including Supersnap—the Honeycrisp successor
The University of Minnesota’s renowned fruit breeding program has unveiled six new apple and grape varieties designed especially for small-scale orchard growers. Among the releases is Supersnap, a highly anticipated successor to Honeycrisp, bred for exceptional crispness, flavor, and disease resistance. U of M research scientist David Bedford explains the process of developing new fruit varieties.
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UMN researchers roll out new apple & grape varieties, including Supersnap—the Honeycrisp successor
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