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How a High School Class in Grafton, North Dakota, Tested Congress's Free Seeds

For 80 years Congress mailed free garden seeds. In 1913 a high school class in Grafton, North Dakota, tested them and most barely sprouted.

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How a High School Class in Grafton, North Dakota, Tested Congress's Free Seeds

For 80 years Congress mailed free garden seeds. In 1913 a high school class in Grafton, North Dakota, tested them and most barely sprouted.

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