US EditionAdding animals is a key ingredient to telling farm story
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Adding animals is a key ingredient to telling farm story
Amy Heberling, District 11 representative of the Illinois Farm Bureau Young Leader Committee, often goes to where the children or consumers are and animals with her to tell the story of modern farming. (Photo courtesy of Amy Heberling) Amy Heberling The majority of farms in Illinois are family-owned and consider themselves to be stewards of the land who care about feeding communities. Sadly, that is not always the case with the average consumer’…
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