I have to speak up. No where in this article do they even mention the endangered cranberry bog dolphin, one of the few remaining species of fresh water dolphins.

https://www.shipldl.com/12k-dolphins-killed-cranberry-farmers-every-year/

https://deepseanews.com/2016/11/this-thanksgiving-remember-the-cranberry-bog-dolphin/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cranberry_Bog_Dolphins

Okay, as someone who doesn’t follow cranberry production, is this a standard yield, or is it more or less than typical? The article just compares us to other states without indicating what this means compared to past performance. And to me, comparing to past performance is more important. Especially since we outclass the other states so much—over twice as much as the next largest producer. The comparison to other states isn’t particularly meaningful.