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Harvesting Change | Localizing Our Food System

S3 Ep 9

June 20, 2024  |  Cami Koons, Cody Boston  |  1 min read

Reporter Credits:

Cami Koons, Reporting
Cody Boston, Producer

As part of the Flatland series “Harvesting Change,” Flatland in Focus looks at the people and policies that influence the transition away from industrial agriculture to a more localized food system that protects and regenerates the environment.

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