Lebanese farmers grow cherries in Young, NSW
They publishedWhy Lebanese farmers chose a small NSW town to grow cherries
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Who
What
- Three generations of the Ali family have farmed cherries in Young, NSW.
- The Ali family blends Lebanese techniques with Australian farming practices.
- Young provides infrastructure and a community for Lebanese migrants from Sydney.
- Old techniques like digging water-filled trenches are used to hydrate saplings.
- Farmers describe Young as a calm place offering roots and opportunity.
Where
🇦🇺 Australia (outlet HQ)
topics: Internet Culture, Environment, Politics · language: eng
topics: Internet Culture, Environment, Politics · language: eng
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