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Farmers Under 40 Call-in
Martha Foley talks with panel of young farmers in the NCPR studio
Martha Foley talks with panel of young farmers in the NCPR studio
(07/27/11) Canton, NY (NCPR) What does the next generation of farmers look like? How will they change agriculture, or how will the industry change them? As a part of our summer series, Farmers Under 40, Martha Foley and David Sommerstein talk with a panel of young people working the land and with callers.

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Readers & Writers: Summer Reading Call-in
(07/05/11) In our annual Summer Reading Call-in staff, guests and listeners share the best beach reads and whatever else is on the summer reading bookshelf. Hosts Ellen Rocco and Chris Robinson are joined by book maven John Ernst and avid reader Sarah Harris.

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