The challenges of North American specialty cut flowers

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Jun 14, 2019, 4:38 pm1k ptsInteresting
Across the United States and Canada, demand for local specialty cut flowers is increasing, and production has correspondingly jumped. To accurately assess the needs of the industry, John Dole, Cristian Loyola, and Rebecca Dunning electronically surveyed 1098 cut flower producers and handlers regarding their…

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