See Mediterranean olive orchards and vineyards thrive in the Tuscan landscape
Olive orchards and vineyards in Tuscany, Italy.
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NARRATOR: Two typical agricultural products grown in Italy's Mediterranean climate are olives and grapes.
In Tuscany olive orchards and vineyards are often planted side by side.
In Tuscany olive orchards and vineyards are often planted side by side.
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