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Harvesting rambutans Stock Photos and Images

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Harvesting rambutans Stock Photos and Images

Ripe red rambutans on hand Stock Photo
RFTRB0JH–Ripe red rambutans on hand
Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2RCYCH2–Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
Farmers harvest rambutans for sale to the market in Thailand. Stock Photo
RF2JGTY3P–Farmers harvest rambutans for sale to the market in Thailand.
Close-up on a stack of Rambutans hanging from a branch. Stock Photo
RF2REPM5T–Close-up on a stack of Rambutans hanging from a branch.
Photography of colourful magenta red fruits on the Australian market. A fresh and ripe bunch of Rambutans looking like hairy lychee. Stock Photo
RM2K6TAHD–Photography of colourful magenta red fruits on the Australian market. A fresh and ripe bunch of Rambutans looking like hairy lychee.
Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2RCYCFR–Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2RCYCEJ–Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2RCYCH6–Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2RCYCEP–Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2RCYCF9–Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2RCYCFJ–Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RF2RCYCGW–Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2RCYCFE–Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RF2RCYCF6–Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RF2RCYCH9–Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RF2RCYCEF–Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RF2RCYCEC–Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RF2RCYCF1–Lipa, Philippines. July 17, 2023 : Fruit pickers harvest rambutans between two cyclones. Tropical cyclone Dodong has just caused damage but new typhoon Egay is already forming. Fruit vendor Jayce Manalo explain:'Due to climate change, every storm destroys our fruits which become unsaleable. So even if many rambutans are not yet ripe, we harvest in houses as many as possible before the next storm'. The archipelago is still experiencing the southwest monsoon (habagat). In 2022/2023, the average farmgate price of rambutan is the highest ever recorded here. Credit: Kevin Izorce/Alamy Live News
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