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Farm land leases go to familiar face and a newcomer

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Along with renewing the agriculture lease for the town-owned Mayo Farm property to Ryan Percy, Stowe’s conservation commission also green-lit a flower-growing pilot project on a small section of the property.
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Farm land leases go to familiar face and a newcomer

Along with renewing the agriculture lease for the town-owned Mayo Farm property to Ryan Percy, Stowe’s conservation commission also green-lit a flower-growing pilot project on a small section of the property.

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