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Investing in fresh produce

Ciaran1994 · 2018-08-02 16:03:54

Due to droughts and various other factors such as a decline in honey bee population it’s likely that harvests in the coming years will produce a low yield. Would it be wise to invest in fresh produce now while the price is relatively low?

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Wildsound Posts: 365 Forumite

3 August 2018 at 9:26AM

I'd say wine yields are probably going to be higher this year. Don't be surprised if more of these "dodgy wine investments" start showing up more often quoting the weather and their "bumper 2018 returns"... Maybe I shouldn't be giving them the idea...

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