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Agri View: American Grown Tea

Everett Griner talks about American grown tea on the way in today’s Agri View.     Next to coffee, tea is one of the most consumed beverage in America. Like coffee, most of it is grown in some other country like India or China. Oh there are a few small tea farms in America. Generally less than 100 acres. Not …

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