Hopes of a record cherry haul in California are being crushed by the series of spring rain storms. Growers say millions of ready to pick cherry's are now feared lost. The rain also means bad news for asparagus.

For a closer KCBS Radio's Stan Bunger and Susan Leigh Taylor spoke with Earl Herrick, owner of Earl's Organics produce distributor.

<p>Hopes of a record cherry haul in California are being crushed by the series of spring rain storms. Growers say millions of ready to pick cherry's are now feared lost. The rain also means bad news for asparagus.</p>
<p>For a closer KCBS Radio's Stan Bunger and Susan Leigh Taylor spoke with Earl Herrick, owner of Earl's Organics produce distributor.</p>

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