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Children’s Book – Busy on the Farm

Dan May 22, 2017 Education, This Land of Ours

  Cathy Isom takes us on a farm venture with the new children’s book teaching youngsters how to connect farming with food production. That’s coming up on This Land of Ours.     Casey & Friends are back with a new book – Busy on the Farm. It’s the sixth in its series of books for children ages four through …

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