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Farmers' Tragedy: Facebook's Massive Uprising Saves Their Crops

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First it was plums, then peppers, and now tomatoes. Posts from desperate farmers inviting people to their fields or orchards for "self-harvest" are appearing more and more frequently online. During these events, anyone can, for free or "at will," gather food for their own needs, food that would otherwise inevitably rot in the fields. "If this continues, in five years there will be literally nothing cultivated on an industrial scale in Poland, an…
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Farmers' Tragedy: Facebook's Massive Uprising Saves Their Crops

First it was plums, then peppers, and now tomatoes. Posts from desperate farmers inviting people to their fields or orchards for "self-harvest" are appearing more and more frequently online. During these events, anyone can, for free or "at will," gather food for their own needs, food that would otherwise inevitably rot in the fields. "If this continues, in five years there will be literally nothing cultivated on an industrial scale in Poland, an…

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Onet broke the news in Poland on Monday, October 6, 2025.
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