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Special | 39m 51s Video has closed captioning.
Cory Secher, Co-Owner of Carandale Farm, and Roberta Barham, Co-Owner of Barham Gardens, discuss perennial cropping research at the Carandale farm and introduce the uses and advantages of the sustainable super fruit aronia.
Aired: 02/10/18
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