Across central Washington's fruit bowl, farmers are buying vineyards, hoping to establish roots in the area and capitalize on the booming wine industry.
Many of the buyers, however, are believed to be living in Mexico, and those roots go to tens of thousands of illegal marijuana plants - a crop that could easily surpass grapes in value this year.
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Monday, August 11, 2008
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