//www.cookhistoric.com/Site/%20Crumbs/%20Crumbs.html Welcome to my blog: Alit, Enit, Laore, Eros Vel, Exer Dolorer, Niam Lut. iWeb 1.1.2 //www.cookhistoric.com/Site/Images/Seperator%203-5.jpg //www.cookhistoric.com/Site/%20Crumbs/%20Crumbs.html //www.cookhistoric.com/Site/%20Crumbs/EEAF13C3-5D42-4BD9-B72D-979755A457D7.html //www.cookhistoric.com/Site/%20Crumbs/EEAF13C3-5D42-4BD9-B72D-979755A457D7.html Sun, 28 Sep 2008 11:47:05 -0500 <a href="//www.cookhistoric.com/Site/%20Crumbs/EEAF13C3-5D42-4BD9-B72D-979755A457D7_files/apple%20crop.jpg"><img src="//www.cookhistoric.com/Site/%20Crumbs/Images/apple%20crop.jpg" style="float:left; padding-right:10px; padding-bottom:10px; width:109px; height:79px;"/></a>The University of Minnesota developed the Haralson apple in 1923, recently the Honeycrisp, another of its breeding successes, was honored as one of the top 25 innovations of the last ten years. Our state’s apple success began in the 1850s when Peter and his wife Wealthy Gideon settled in Excelsior