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Pineapple Statistics and Fun Facts

Check out Some Unbelievable Pineapple Statistics! Pineapple is indisputably one of the most delicious fruits that exist. The flavor is synonymous with good vacations, delightful desserts, and unforgettable moments with friends and family. It’s no wonder that we can’t stop

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Breaking Ground: Women In Agriculture

The Power Of Women For centuries, women have fought for themselves and other women alike to be treated equally among men. While the road to equality is a long one, it is conquerable, and women around the world continue to

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Colorful Foods for a Healthy New Year

Showcasing Colorful Produce for a Bright New Year The beginning of the year means New Year’s resolutions and a fresh commitment to healthy foods and eating. Many choose to start their new year off right by making a change in

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The Myth of the Green Pineapple

Green Pineapples are Ripe! There is a common misconception that green pineapple is not ripe yet, however, pineapple doesn’t have to be yellow to be eaten and enjoyed. For example, Caribbean pineapple is ripe and available year-round but is green

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How We Grow Pineapples in Fall

Enjoy Pineapples in Fall for a Tropical Twist This Season While most areas of the world are familiar with the four seasons: winter, spring, summer, and fall, the Costa Rican climate typically falls into two categories: rainy and dry seasons.

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The Sloths Living Among Perfect Pineapples

Fun Facts About the Majestic Costa Rican Sloths When thinking of Costa Rica, what comes to mind? Perhaps the plentiful Perfect Pineapples growing in the sunshine, or maybe you think of the famous creatures known for their next-level laziness living

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Why Does Soil Matter for Pineapples?

We often forget that we are all part of a larger web of life. Everything that surrounds us, and everything that we see or do not see, is part of a larger ecosystem that is more interconnected and interrelated than

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