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Noah’s Nebraska Flood Story

On August 27, 2019 By North Carolina Small Farm AssociationIn Uncategorized
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Noah’s Nebraska Flood Story

Cover crops have many benefits, but Noah Seim’s rye cover crop helped serve as a kind of “ark,” protecting his field during the heavy flooding in Nebraska this year.

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