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A Melbourne fruit market has been added to Victoria's growing list of coronavirus exposure sites - as the state recorded two new locally-acquired infections on day four of its snap five-day lockdown. The two local cases reported on Tuesday are close household contacts of a previously confirmed case linked to the Holiday Inn, taking the outbreak to 19 infections.  Victorian health authorities said there were also two additional cases reported in hotel quarantine from 23,950.   The health update comes as a 'hot hotel' in central Melbourne where Covid-19 infected guests are housed is being ...

“It’s half a year’s rain in three days.” So says James Shanley of Shanley Farms in Morro Bay, CA of the rain and storms that California saw in the latter half of last week. “All of it is very welcome. The recharge this represents is phenomenal,” adds Shanley. “When you get a rain like this, the root systems of the trees have been on irrigation for an inordinate period of time. Now instead of irrigation systems throwing water where it will and the trees and root systems having to develop to mine that particular resource, they can mine other resources in other areas because the wa...

January 13, 2021 Fruit World, a family-owned, flavor-focused grower-shipper of organic and conventional fruit, is reporting an exceptional citrus growing season, including a variety of specialty citrus. The season’s varieties include conventional and organic mandarins, as well as organic Cara Cara, Blood, and Navel oranges, organic Minneolas, and their year-round mainstay, organic lemons. They are also pleased to announce the transition of even more acreage towards organic certification. "We’re in mandarin season now through May, with our highest volumes in early spring. Our Stem & Leaf M...

Calm scenes in Grimsby's supermarkets as shoppers opt for Click and Collect to avoid crowds The average person is expected to spend £883 on everything they need for Christmas this year Turkey proved to be unpopular again today with most shops having ample stocks of crowns and full birds for the big day (Image: GrimsbyLive) Sign up to the Grimsby Live newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommen...