
Urban Farms - Great Lakes Now Connect: Food Supply
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An urban farming program in Milwaukee is becoming a national model.
A farming program in Milwaukee is becoming a model for urban farming communities across the country.
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Urban Farms - Great Lakes Now Connect: Food Supply
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A farming program in Milwaukee is becoming a model for urban farming communities across the country.
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