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From the American Farmland Trust

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July 9, 2010

The American Farmland Trust recently revealed its summer-reading list. It’s got a little food-focused something for everyone, from straightforward nonfiction (the recent Edible Communities compilation) to a children’s book about farms and even a murder mystery set at a farmers’ market. Who knew the local market could be so deadly?

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