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Nine months ago, growing dragon fruit was an unfamiliar idea for many farmers along the Linden–Soesdyke Highway. Today, rows of climbing cactus plants are rewarding their patience with spectacular white blossoms and fruits – the first visible sign that this new agricultural opportunity is succeeding. “This is my first time planting dragon fruit, and I […]
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