Fruit Belt

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The so-called Fruit Belt is an area in California in which special crops (e.g. tropical fruits ) are cultivated intensively . California is therefore also known as the "Fruit Garden of America" ​​or "Wine State". The prevailing subtropical climate offers the best conditions for this. However, due to low rainfall in summer, the fruits have to be artificially irrigated ( irrigation field management ). This is because California lies in the rain shadow of the coastal chain.

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