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Memo to Telecenter Planners

In the village of Wu'an, Hebei Province, in Mainland China (China), a farmer named Li Suotian continually received agricultural market information via the Internet. He discovered that an Israeli variety of tomatoes sold well in the Province. Based on this information from the Internet, he decided to grow this variety of tomatoes in place of grains, and his income grew eight times larger. A changing agriculture and rural life means more decisions that need more information and more communication.