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January 6, 2020

Adapt to survive

Terri and John Anderson started Valley Veggies in 1997 and have seen many changes over the years.Photos courtesy of Valley Veggies Winter in Minnesota is snowy and cold, but Terri Anderson and her crew are thinking spring as they plan the upcoming growing season

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