Is it worth growing potatoes?

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I think so, it pays off. If you have the option of storage, this is ideal. If not, then the early potatoes pay off. Kick only for today's consumption tomorrow. In the shop, they don't know what they want in a spotted, chopped, green btambor. (nod) In addition, they do not require much work.
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