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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1986

Page

15

Spain harvests world’s most expensive saffron crop

In Cuenca province near Madrid saffron harvester Nati Martinez gathers violet Steen plants and extracts three red stigmas per blossom. A pound of dried saffron equals about 75,000 blooms and sells for $214 to $250 in past markets, though this year’s price was not yet set.

Olmeda del Rey Spain Nati Martinez U.S Martinez Cuenca Madrid

Saffron Trade Expands in Castilla La Mancha Spain

Spanish saffron remains a major export with 70 percent of world supply. Castilla La Mancha yields up to 44,000 pounds in a harvest and Spain ships 5,000 to the US last year. Saffron is used in paella and European baked goods while some cheap powders come from mislabelled substitutes.

Castilla-La Mancha Miguel de Cervantes Don Quixote Spain United States Haly Loire Valley France Kashmir Valencia Europe Matia Garrote Claveles Cuenca Juan Ramirez de la Fuente Cuenca Savings and Loan Bank

Flea expert Robert Lewis Proud of His Field

Ames Iowa AP entomology professor Robert Lewis a flea specialist with about 50 000 fleas in his collection and a cataloging project has spent 30 years studying siphonoptera. He has appeared on The Tonight Show and leads research on flea species habits and distribution worldwide.

Ames Iowa Robert Lewis Lewis Iown State University Mexico Saudia Arabia Johnny Carson Animal Kingdom Europe United States Joanne China University of Illinois Iowa State American University of Beirut India Syria Turkey Jordan Afghanistan

Woolly bears vie for honors in fourth annual contest

About 50 woolly bears compete in Hagerstown Maryland for top awards in two categories beauty and size with a winner prize of 100 dollars each. Organizers expect to gauge weather forecasting lore from band width on the woolly bears and record entries extended to November 15 due to few contestants from a mild fall.

Hagerstown Hagers Town Gerry Spessard Almanac Spessard

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