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Vegetables and Melons Outlook -- Cauliflower Commodity Highlight -- April 2006.
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Vegetables and Melons Outlook -- Cauliflower Commodity Highlight -- April 2006.
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Commodity Highlight: Cauliflower 25 Vegetables and Melons Outlook/VGS-314/April 20, 2006 Economic Research Service, USDA The United States produces 2 percent of the worlds cauliflower, ranking sixth behind China, India, Italy, Spain, and France.
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