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Putnam Says Agriculture Needs to Continue Telling Their Story

Dan March 28, 2017 Florida

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With each generation, more and more people are removed from any involvement with agriculture. And that why Florida’s Commissioner of Agriculture Adam Putnam says those in the industry need to continue telling their story so consumers better understand it.

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