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High farm labor costs have set a new trend in harvesting
High farm labor costs have set a new trend in harvesting

High farm labor costs have set a new trend in harvesting

Date7/12/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: High farm labor costs have set a new trend in harvesting. Picking your own produce is hot; back-breaking work but it's worthwhile to cost-concious consumers who know exactly what they're paying for because they select the quality of fruit and vegatables that fill their baskets. Mrs. Lynne Kjollesdal; above; will pay for this tray of lush raspberries when she leaves the field. There are more than 70 pick-your-own farms operating in Ontario. Many of them have pony rides and picnic areas so families can enjoy their day out.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0007938F
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