Fruits thrive, Dixon Days die
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Megan Strickland/Valley Journal Dixon melons are ripe for the picking
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Joey Hettick cuts melons that people taste at the Polson Farmers Market.
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Yellow jackets feed on a melon destroyed by deer.
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Cassie Silvernale, co-owner of Dixon Melons, Inc., picks melons.
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Cassie Silvernale is co-owner of Dixon Melons, Inc.
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Cassie Silvernale, co-owner of Dixon Melons, Inc., picks melons.
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Cassie Silvernale, co-owner of Dixon Melons, Inc., stands among a field of melons.
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A field of Dixon melons, ripe and ready to be harvested.
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Joey Hettick, co-owner of Dixon Melons, Inc, slices samples of melon for customers to taste.
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Joey Hettick, co-owner of Dixon Melons, Inc, slices samples of melon for customers to taste.
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Joey Hettick, co-owner of Dixon Melons, Inc, slices samples of melon for customers to taste.
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Joey Hettick, co-owner of Dixon Melons, Inc, slices samples of melon for customers to taste.
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A ripe Dixon melon waits to be picked.
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Cassie Silvernale
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Joey Hettick shares Dixon melon with customers.
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Joey Hettick
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