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Chandolin

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  • Alps
    Alps
    / Agriculture

    Villagers in such locations as Chandolin in the Swiss Anniviers Valley—which at 6,561 feet is the highest settlement inhabited year-round in the Alps—cut grass for feeding dairy cows, but most of the agriculture and pastoralism in the high valleys exists as hobby farming or second-income enterprises.

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    Villagers in such locations as Chandolin in the Swiss Anniviers Valley—which at 6,561 feet is the highest settlement inhabited year-round in the Alps—cut grass for feeding dairy cows, but most of the agriculture and pastoralism in the high valleys exists as hobby farming or second-income enterprises.

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