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		<title>Grass Fed Myth Buster</title>
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“Grass-fed cows make the best burgers, period.” This is Ridgeway Shinn’s mantra. Ridge is on a mission to change the beliefs of American beefeaters to prove that grass-fed cattle produce a more flavorful meat than their grain-finished relatives and in the process are a boon to the environment. In his arsenal is the herd of [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Oyster Saves the Bay</title>
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The long history of the Chesapeake Bay oyster was too strong a pull to keep cousins Ryan and Travis Croxton out of the business their great-great grandfather had started in 1899, when oyster “farming” was basically hunting and gathering the bivalves that were a natural part of the Bay. Oysters were a supplement to farming [...]]]></description>
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Writing fiction, consulting businesses and growing 3000 tomato plants in an apartment in Brooklyn seemed like a good idea at first, but then the tomatoes got really good and the rejection letters from journals kept on coming. Tim Stark was a struggling writer who loved raising tomatoes from seeds and then planting them at the [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Kahan, Kinnikinnick and the Misfits</title>
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Five old washing machines lined up outside a barn is a strange sight indeed. But when you look inside at the empty tub, you realize that these are really just oversized salad spinners for drying leafy greens just picked and washed in the field.. This is when you know you are on a different kind [...]]]></description>
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