Taber corn is back just in time for Albertans craving their seasonal fix, with Johnson Fresh Farms now selling the popular peaches-and-cream cobs.
David Johnson, manager of Johnson Fresh Farms, said the harvest is slightly behind last year’s schedule but right on pace with the farm’s five-year average.
“The corn is looking really good,” Johnson said. “We had a slow wet start, but the hot August weather has the crop doing really well.”
The farm hopes to offer corn through late September, though availability will depend on the weather.
For a list of Johnson Fresh Farms Corn stands across Alberta, click here.
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