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Auggie

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8. Well said, though almonds are popular with family farmers for the same reasons ...

Reply to msdogi (Reply #7)

Thu Jul 7, 2022, 06:01 AM

Jul 2022

easy to care for and more importantly, requires less labor to farm.

A lot of non-farmers may be happy to see them go, but the people who sort, process, pack and ship will be out of work.

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California Is Stuck With a Billion Pounds of Almonds [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jul 2022 OP

They're not counting the cannabis exports. padfun Jul 2022 #1

Almond milk? sinkingfeeling Jul 2022 #2

"a can a week is all we ask" - who remembers that ad msongs Jul 2022 #3

so are prices down on almonds, here at home? Grasswire2 Jul 2022 #4

My exact thoughts. jimfields33 Jul 2022 #5

Nope, not In S. California BigmanPigman Jul 2022 #6

almonds were a cash crop msdogi Jul 2022 #7

Well said, though almonds are popular with family farmers for the same reasons ... Auggie Jul 2022 #8

I'd much rather see the cows go. hunter Jul 2022 #9

Screw the almond growers. n/t TeamProg Jul 2022 #10

We are a capitalist nation tirebiter Jul 2022 #11

I'm doing my part. I bought two pounds less than a week ago. mahatmakanejeeves Jul 2022 #12