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13 Jan 2015
Daniel Kruse News, Statistic Data
13. January 2015 Daniel Kruse

Dear member of the EIHA,
Please find in the following document information about the European hemp cultivation area 2014.
Cultivation Area Europe 2014
Best Regards,
Johannes Zingsheim
 

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