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Conservation Conversation with Farmer Duane Bakke
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An older man with gray hair, wearing a maroon tshirt with University of Minnesota in gold letters, stands on grass next to a field of corn that reaches well over his head. The sky behind the field is bright blue with white fluffy clouds.

Conservation Conversation with Farmer Duane Bakke

Alison Leathers reports on a local farmer’s conservation work including no-till planting. Part of a three-part series.

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