Cranberry Growers Worried About USDA Plans To Deal With Oversupply

Wisconsin cranberry growers are worried about recommendations from the U-S-D-A for a 25 percent cut in production.  The price of the fruit is being driven down by an oversupply.  The owners of a bog in Warrens say they set a two-to-three-year plan to deal with market fluctuations.  Harvesting is scheduled to start next week and run through October.  Wisconsin produces 57 percent of the U-S cranberry supply.