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The California orchards that produce nearly all domestic olives were hammered by harsh weather this year, leaving growers with the smallest harvest in 25 years.

The hit to the state's $59 million industry will likely drive up prices and dig into processors' stockpile of canned olives, said Adin Hester, president of the Olive Growers Council.

"We won't see olives disappearing from...

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The California orchards that produce nearly all domestic olives were hammered by harsh weather this year, leaving growers with the smallest harvest in 25 years.

The hit to the state's $59 million industry will likely drive up prices and dig into processors' st...

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FRESNO, Calif. (AFX) - The California orchards that produce nearly all domestic olives were hammered by harsh weather th...

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WASHINGTON - Penny Altendorf isn't a farmer, but the ongoing drought is affecting her family nonetheless.

She and her husband Richard own an aerial sprayer company, a business that is dependent on the weather in eastern North Dakota where they live. And it's been so dry this year, Altendorf says, struggling farmers in the area are cutting down on expenses by using ground sprayers.