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The impact of Cyclone Cook and former Cyclone Debbie could be felt for “years to come” by the Bay of Plenty’s leading horticulture industries. Avocado and kiwifruit growers are cleaning up after bearing the brunt of the two extreme weather events which tore trees from the ground and flooded orchards throughout the Bay this month.