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Economy January 17, 2019 | 11:13 am

Avocado farm thrives in a tucked-away corner of the border

Elias Piña, Dominican Republic.- Just 20 kilometers from the Haiti border over one million avocado trees are being nurtured so their fruits can reach the big supermarkets in the United States. The farm of some 2,000 hectares in the village El Calimente in western Elías Piña province is part of a project that includes another 900 hectares in southern San José de Ocoa province. The Manuel ... Read more

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