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"Almonds are the top agricultural export to Russia from the Golden State, followed by pistachios, rice, prunes and wine. Last year, California exported $102.4 million worth of the nuts to Russia, making it the eighth largest foreign market. Nationwide, almonds rank third among farm products exported to Russia, behind chicken and cattle."

http://www.voanews.com/content/us-almond-growers-say-nuts-to-russian-import-limits/2407287.htm

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