July 2006

  • Flood of Immigrants Leads to Flood of Information
  • Saving California’s Farmland When Edward Thompson Jr. took over as California state director for American Farmland Trust in the fall of 2003, he passed up a great opportunity to rest on his laurels.
  • Thriving on Mint Mint farming is a tricky business that involves specialized equipment, efforts to thwart soil disease and the constant threat of imports decreasing demand for American-grown mint, but Larry Wappel of San Pierre, Ind., has mastered the trade.

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