We're getting ready for the fall apple picking here in Missouri.
Oh I love fall! What kind of festival is that?
There are many festivals come harvest time.  We've got 300 acres on our farm, so it's more of an industry for us.
Sounds like a busy time of the year.Im from down south and we have alot of oil and cotton. 
Yeah, apples are more fun to raise, especially on the smaller farms.  They often open to the public so you can pick your own. 
Oh wow! Sounds like something I would enjoy! Do you harvest apples yourself and if so what do you do with all of them?
as well. Apple picking is often a very popular dating ritual in the American Midwest. Apple orchards catering to a family outing will provide additional activities beyond the picking of apples. Many have petting zoos, restaurants and country shops that sell related products such as home-made jams and jellies. This aspect of the activity is especially popular in the Northeastern United States & Southern Ontario and Southern Québec in Canada.
The apples that fall off the trees are often used to make apple cider. Apple cider is a juice made
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