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South Alabama Corn Camp Sparks Ag Interests - Alabama Farmers Federation

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By Tanner Hood Piles of green begin to grow as small, steady hands shuck freshly ripened sweet corn at the third annual Corn Camp hosted by Escambia County Young Farmers (ECYF).  Over 80 students attended the two-day experience July 14-15 in Brewton where they learned about the value of agriculture, said ECYF Chair Kelsey Thompson Scott.  “Farmers are important, and people today don’t understand how much they couldn’t do without agriculture,” Sc…
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South Alabama Corn Camp Sparks Ag Interests - Alabama Farmers Federation

By Tanner Hood Piles of green begin to grow as small, steady hands shuck freshly ripened sweet corn at the third annual Corn Camp hosted by Escambia County Young Farmers (ECYF).  Over 80 students attended the two-day experience July 14-15 in Brewton where they learned about the value of agriculture, said ECYF Chair Kelsey Thompson Scott.  “Farmers are important, and people today don’t understand how much they couldn’t do without agriculture,” Sc…

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