A grant from a New York farm organization could make it easier for new apple varieties to reach the market. NEW York's next "big apple" will reach the marketplace quickly thanks to a New York Farm Viability Institute grant that is fast-tracking grower evaluation of advanced apple-breeding selections from Cornell University. Cornell horticulture professor and apple breeder Susan Brown says she hopes to identify two new potential varieties over the next two years.
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机译：纽约农场组织的拨款可以使新的苹果品种更容易推向市场。纽约的下一个“大苹果”将很快进入市场，这要归功于纽约农场生存能力研究所（New York Farm Viability Institute）的拨款，该拨款对种植者对康奈尔大学先进苹果育种的快速评估。康奈尔大学园艺学教授和苹果育种家苏珊·布朗（Susan Brown）说，她希望在未来两年内确定两个新的潜在品种。
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