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A bumper harvest is expected to push Italian wine production above that of neighboring France for the first time in a decade, possibly making Italy the world’s...
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The Palestinian president accused Israel of not protecting Palestinian farmers against settler attacks during the ongoing olive harvest, but Israel’s defense...
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AP, Hebron
Jewish settlers attacked a Palestinian photographer who was taking pictures of Palestinian farmers picking olives in the West Bank on Saturday.
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Jerry McReynolds usually cuts his own wheat fields.But not this year. After a volatile spring of heavy rains, widespread hail and tornadoes, the Woodston farmer wanted...
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Wolfgang Wulf is seen during the harvest of Reed in Barth, northern Germany, Thursday, Jan. 8, 2009. Reed is traditional material used in northern Germany as roofing material.
