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55,"TEXT_BANPEL111_05209_HANUHANU05209_000_012","One thing we look out for is when reeds sprout too close to one another, as they tend to grow slender and stunted. To ensure a healthy crop, we routinely thin the reeds until they're ready to harvest."
56,"TEXT_BANPEL111_05209_HANUHANU05209_000_013","The slender reeds we pluck out during the process are used by artisans to make all manner of goods. Which is why we'll be offering guests on this farming taster a discount on reed handicrafts!"
57,"TEXT_BANPEL111_05209_TOURIST05209_000_014","Haha, now that's a clever ploy! I'm just happy to get a hands-on experience, but once I'm finished in the fields, I might have to browse a few of the stalls back in the village!"
58,"TEXT_BANPEL111_05209_TOURIST05209_000_015","I wanted see how the reeds I tended to last time were faring, so I signed up again!"
58,"TEXT_BANPEL111_05209_TOURIST05209_000_015","I wanted to see how the reeds I tended to last time were faring, so I signed up again!"
59,"TEXT_BANPEL111_05209_HANUHANU05209_000_016","That's wonderful to hear! It's a pleasure to share our customs with visitors, whether it be festivals or farming techniques!"
60,"TEXT_BANPEL111_05209_HANUHANU05209_000_017","You'll soon spot the overcrowded clusters that need tending to. All you need to do is pull out the stunted plants!"
61,"TEXT_BANPEL111_05209_TOURIST05209_000_018","I'm an assistant grower at Seafoam Fields in Tuliyollal. I thought I'd come and see Hanu horticulture firsthand. Some of their methods might prove useful on our plots back home."
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61 57 TEXT_BANPEL111_05209_TOURIST05209_000_014 Haha, now that's a clever ploy! I'm just happy to get a hands-on experience, but once I'm finished in the fields, I might have to browse a few of the stalls back in the village!
62 58 TEXT_BANPEL111_05209_TOURIST05209_000_015 I wanted see how the reeds I tended to last time were faring, so I signed up again! I wanted to see how the reeds I tended to last time were faring, so I signed up again!
63 59 TEXT_BANPEL111_05209_HANUHANU05209_000_016 That's wonderful to hear! It's a pleasure to share our customs with visitors, whether it be festivals or farming techniques!
64 60 TEXT_BANPEL111_05209_HANUHANU05209_000_017 You'll soon spot the overcrowded clusters that need tending to. All you need to do is pull out the stunted plants!
65 61 TEXT_BANPEL111_05209_TOURIST05209_000_018 I'm an assistant grower at Seafoam Fields in Tuliyollal. I thought I'd come and see Hanu horticulture firsthand. Some of their methods might prove useful on our plots back home.
66 62 TEXT_BANPEL111_05209_HANUHANU05209_000_019 As I said, it's easy to spot the overcrowded clusters. If you'd be so kind as to pull out the excess plants, that would be much appreciated!
67 63 TEXT_BANPEL111_05209_HANUHANU05209_000_030 Wonderful! I couldn't have done a better job myself. Feel free to leave the reeds you uprooted on the ground. My associates and I will come and gather them up later.