"In the 1800s a migrant farmer named Maria Ann Smith worked as an apple orchardist. Her discovery of a new type of apple that never turned red, but was always green, tart, sweet, and perfect for a pie, was due part to a fluke of nature, and part to Maria's insight and determination. The beloved Granny Smith apple that we know today was named in her honor. This is her story"--.
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3852976 | 7138905 | 2330 | 864851 | 984947 | PITR | 389 | PITR396413 | 634.1 FOR | 634.1 | 1708963493 | 1736518457 |
3892589 | 7173706 | 2276 | 864851 | 984947 | PAVE | 362 | PAVE30599 | B | 920 | 1709567815 | 1709567815 |
3903962 | 7183637 | 2291 | 864851 | 984947 | WCOW | 477 | T 371226 | 92 SMITH | 92 | 1709567815 | 1709567815 |
3964498 | 7237876 | 2391 | 864851 | 984947 | LYE | 289 | LYE0043428 | 921 SMI | 921 | 1736800991 | 1736800991 |
4012449 | 7271048 | 2431 | 864851 | 984947 | BPFW | 119 | BPFW8000002419 | B SMI | 920 | 1742569409 | 1742569409 |