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The (possible) end of nanas
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24 January 2016, 12:37

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24 January 2016, 12:57
never heard of the potato famine??
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24 January 2016, 13:44
The death of grass .baby
just read alas Babylon ,so im going to get more salt!!!!
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25 January 2016, 22:50
Unfortunately this is what happens when you put all your eggs into one basket. As for the potato blight, I'm sure I can recall a program from a few years ago (may have been a Countryfile or something similar) where they did a report about a couple running a farm in Northumberland who grow all different cultivars of seed potatos on their hill farm because the blight cannot survive above a certain elevation above sea level. This farm is then acting as a reservoir of healthy plants in case there is another large scale blight problem.
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