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In La Ciotat, This Olive Growers Increase Their Irrigation by 40% to Cope with Drought

Summary by LaProvence.com
Under the continuous chanting of the cicadas, the branches of the olive trees slowly rustle in the heat of the summer. A few meters away, the fruit begins to take shape. Between the carefully maintained rows of the estate L-Olivade, in La Ciotat,...
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Under the continuous chanting of the cicadas, the branches of the olive trees slowly rustle in the heat of the summer. A few meters away, the fruit begins to take shape. Between the carefully maintained rows of the estate L-Olivade, in La Ciotat,...

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LaProvence.com broke the news on Tuesday, August 18, 2026.
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