In Northwest farm country, apple harvest is in full swing. Huge trucks loaded down with fruit can be seen on the highways headed for market. Farmers say they expect to haul in about the same amount of fruit this year as usual, but the apples will be larger than last year. Richland Correspondent Anna King reports.
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