Selling Christmas trees in the time of COVID
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October 2, 2020

Selling Christmas trees in the time of COVID

The time is fast approaching when happy families will be participating in a ritual that often kicks off the holiday season – visiting a Christmas tree farm to pick out their tree for December. But what will that ritual entail this year? That’s what Elizabeth Lamb, senior Extension associate at Cornell University, discussed during a recent

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