Newfoundlanders and Labradorians grow just about everything they need for a traditional Thanksgiving dinner...including the cranberries. We talked to a farmer who's harvesting his crops right now
b"When you think of Thanksgiving dinner, there's the turkey, of course. And, in Newfoundland, there's probably salt beef and pease pudding, as well. But many people would say it's not a full, traditional meal without the cranberries. Corey Reid has been growing them on his farm near Botwood for nearly15 years. The CBC's Leigh Anne Power dropped by to talk to him at this year's harvest."