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    No 'quick buck' but dragon fruit is on a steady rise

    Apr 12, 2024 2 minutes

    he dragon fruit industry continues to grow from strength to strength as farmers report a better season in 2024 off the back of good yields and prices. Much work however still needs to be done to fine-tune production practices and introduce consumers to this

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