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Farmers move cane by truck

HARVESTING of sugar cane started in Kavanagasau yesterday despite farmers facing rail transportation problems. The 84 farmers from that area had to resort to cane trucks to cart their cane to Lautoka Mill. Full Article at Fiji Times

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    SOURCE: Fiji Times 3 months ago
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    SOURCE: Fiji Times 3 months ago
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