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Page 284
Henry J. Missouri Fruit Trees Go Overseas Haskell ( Phi Beta Kappa ) is the veteran con- Wild plums , a few sourish grapes , and ductor of its editorial page and is a noted random blackberries were about all the fruit Greek scholar as ...
Henry J. Missouri Fruit Trees Go Overseas Haskell ( Phi Beta Kappa ) is the veteran con- Wild plums , a few sourish grapes , and ductor of its editorial page and is a noted random blackberries were about all the fruit Greek scholar as ...
Page 352
Trees , found singly or in small groups , were felled with machetes and then stripped of bark with knives or machetes ( pages 343 , 351 ) . Some are 40 to 50 feet high and produce up to 100 pounds of wet bark ( about 35 pounds dry ) .
Trees , found singly or in small groups , were felled with machetes and then stripped of bark with knives or machetes ( pages 343 , 351 ) . Some are 40 to 50 feet high and produce up to 100 pounds of wet bark ( about 35 pounds dry ) .
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The fruit is grooved like a hand grenade , with outer skin so thick that machetes are used to cut it open after it falls from the trees . Pulp and beans are carried in baskets to the fermenting sheds . The fermented beans are then dried ...
The fruit is grooved like a hand grenade , with outer skin so thick that machetes are used to cut it open after it falls from the trees . Pulp and beans are carried in baskets to the fermenting sheds . The fermented beans are then dried ...
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