[To learn English] Faced with droughts and sharper competition, Greek rice farmers are tapping into a new revenue stream: selling their cheap, broken rice to wedding goers instead of discarding it or using it for animal feed. The tradition of tossing rice over newlyweds has become a wasteful problem in the Mediterranean country, say farmers, who estimate that nearly 200 metric tons of edible, full-grain rice are lost this way each year. 面对干旱和日益激烈的竞争，希腊稻农正在开拓新的收入来源：与其将廉价的碎米丢弃或用作动物饲料，不如将其卖给参加婚礼的新人。 农民们表示，在希腊这个地中海国家，向新人抛撒碎米的传统已成为一种浪费现象。据估计，每年约有200吨可食用的全粒米因此而损失。 LearnEnglish Leave a remark
