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It was the basic story of having to leave it all behind, ... My grandfather was a lawyer and landowner who had it all, and when he came [to America] he was selling strawberries.

Al Montoya
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It's gotten much easier now. There are still some foods on the 'never' list, such as corn, popcorn, dairy, salads, melons, and strawberries. ... When he goes to Burger King, his sandwich gets made with two bottoms of the bun because of the poppy seeds.

Jacque Lukaszewicz
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When people taste our strawberries, lettuce and cucumbers, they're just astounded by the taste.

Chester Bullock
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(Strawberries) crack, just like cherries. You have to go out and strip them. It's like throwing away dollar bills.

Paul Frost
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We are in the center of something here. We're singularly blessed because of our topography. That is not to say that there aren't other places where people farm well, eat seasonally and don't expect ... strawberries in December!

Jil Hales
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Scenes of strawberries, across crisp farmland.

Michael Easton
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He's the kind of guy that's on the other side of the club than I am. He's over there with the champagne and caviar. And also the strawberries and chocolate, you know?

Tony Siragusa
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The organic story is now broadening far beyond the health benefits of pesticide-free foods. Organic farming, whether asparagus, strawberries, cotton or our own beautiful flowers, helps protect Mother Nature -- it's that simple.

Gerald Prolman
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A big hit was strawberries with black pepper.

Dave Dewitt
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On our mosaic columns, we wanted to depict some of the fruits and vegetables that are grown in the area. We had oranges and strawberries. We found out very quickly those have never been grown there.

Patricia Davis
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At any market, you can see vendors who have been conventional farmers raising soybeans and corn. But they find they can make the same money from a half-acre of strawberries.

Neil Hamilton
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Strawberries are having a great crop and everything else is looking good. This year, overall, we should have a really good crop.

Trey Smith
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As the quality of China's frozen strawberries improves and its cost structure remains low, both U.S. and foreign companies will import greater amounts of Chinese product. U.S. frozen processors will have two choices to remain competitive: focus on supplying high-end users who need high-quality product, or begin to source frozen strawberries from China for sale to existing customers.

Chris Noble
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