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home-grown
adjective
(esp of fruit and vegetables) produced in one's own country, district, estate, or garden
Example Sentences
The government has also pledged to bring down household energy costs by investing in home-grown energy.
Even the Black Ferns, traditionally a home-grown squad, are starting to make the trip.
Some maintain that Orange County is still basically a cultural cipher--and some who adhere to this notion are home-grown.
Once a niche subject, the firestorms of January have put a spotlight on soil health, as residents wonder if their yards are safe for their children to play or if their home-grown tomatoes are OK to eat.
However, credits exist for producing home-grown talent and penalties are liable for fielding too many players who do not qualify for England.
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