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08/21/2020 SOURCE: www.reuters.com

Bosnia's fruit growers prove resilient amid pandemic downturn

Plum season is upon us, and in the orchards of northern Bosnia fruit growers are busy with the harvest, most of which will be processed at local factories and shipped to buyers in the European Union and Russia.

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Bosnia's fruit growers prove resilient amid pandemic downturn

This grade three teacher is also a weekend farmer who earns from growing pineapples, part 1 - Manila Bulletin

Federal funds available for farmers whove lost sales due to the pandemic

New scientific method approved for measuring procyanidins and flavanols in cocoa and chocolate products

Limington farm fighting to save apple crop in drought

Cardamom exports to Saudi Arabia stall over chemical residue norms

Fabulous Health Benefits of Fruit Juices

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