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Truck farming and horticulture are two types of market gardening. Truck farming involves growing vegetables and fruits to sell at local markets, while horticulture focuses more on ornamental and aesthetic plants. The document discusses types of market gardening and provides a definition and image for truck farming.

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Horticulture and Truck Farming
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Types of Market Gardening :
Two types of market gardening
1.Horticulture
2.Truck Farming

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