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Tour #2 of SARE's 20th Anniversary Conference took place on four Kansas farms on March 27, 2008.
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craigelevitch > Karen Pendleton leads the four farm tour into Kansas.
craigelevitch > The 50 participants introduce themselves at the dawn departure.
craigelevitch > Bulbs for cut flowers emerge in a heated nursery at Wild Onion Farms.
craigelevitch > Dan Nagengast discusses the advantages of high tunnels for cut flower production.
craigelevitch > Lynn Byczynski weighs farm business options, including publishing agricultural information.
craigelevitch > Participants from the Virgin Islands and Alabama shudder in the relative cold.
craigelevitch > Entrance to Wakarusa Valley Farm.
craigelevitch > Mark Lumpe describes his experiences growing mushrooms.
craigelevitch > Wakarusa Valley Farms produces an early crop of spinach, some of which is served at a conference lunch.
Karen Pendleton leads the four farm tour into Kansas.
> Karen Pendleton leads the four farm tour into Kansas.
Karen Pendleton leads the four farm tour into Kansas.
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