91.   More farmers say they are repaying their loans.

92.   New York farmers say there is plenty of good housing for the migrant workers who bring in their harvest each year.

93.   Now Florida farmers say shipments of cucumbers, eggplant, peppers, squash, sweet corn and other winter vegetables have also surged.

94.   One farmer said he had found a piece of a wing in his field.

95.   Or perhaps, as the farmers say, they understood better than any city liberal what the land meant to the Mfengu.

96.   Organic farmers say they are concerned about ecological risks.

97.   Other farmers said that the village of Otoka three miles to the south was still surrounded by Serb soldiers who were sniping at civilians and Bosnian soldiers there.

98.   Outraged Florida farmers say their problems clearly come from Mexico.

99.   One farmer said he would be lucky to get a bushel of peaches and that he could not even consider letting the public in.

100.   Other farmers said they think the checkoff funds are too valuable to risk losing over the recent dispute.