Farming through hardship: A family farmer in Honduras discusses COVID, hurricanes and more
October 1, 2021 2:20 pm Leave your thoughtsA family farmer in Honduras discusses COVID, hurricanes and an incredibly difficult growing season in this Q&A.
A family farmer in Honduras discusses COVID, hurricanes and an incredibly difficult growing season in this Q&A.
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