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Published on Feb 21, 2013
An ABC series is focusing on the future of food production - now we turn to Papua New Guinea. People in rural areas in PNG are looking to cash in on an unprecedented economic boom. Most of them live and survive as subsistence farmers. Now an Australian-funded program is helping locals tap into the growing worldwide demand for their tropical fruit and vegetables. PNG correspondent Liam Fox reports.
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