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Insect-Killing Worms May Help New York



By William Kates, AP
27 March 2008 @ 04:06 am EST


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Eckel, who planted 2.2 million tomato plants last year, said he also will stop growing pumpkins and will plant half as much sweet corn as usual, resulting in a loss of nearly 175 jobs.

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