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Indian farmers struggle to meet the demand for avocados (opens the original)
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Fifteen years ago there was almost no market for avocados in India, remembers Madhu Bopaiah. Ripe fruit would fall off trees and be eaten by dogs, earning avocados the unappetising name dog fruit, he says. Bopaiah has been working in India's plantation industry for 26 years, he's currently group manager at Cottanad Plantations, which grows cocoa, rubber, coffee, spices and fruits, including avocado, in the hills of Wayanad in the southern Indian state of Kerala. "We never planted avocado as our
India wants to cuts its reliance on overseas strawberry varieties (opens the original)
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In the west of India, the mountainous region of Mahabaleshwar is home to most of India's strawberry farms. Around 85% of India's strawberry cultivation happens there. An altitude of more than 1,000m (3,280ft) gifts the region a long cool growing season between November and March. In addition, light, well-drained soil is well-suited to strawberry cultivation. But that doesn't mean farmers have an easy life - it's a labour intensive and risky way to make a living. "If you have a field full of stra
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