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Wendy Johnson of Charles City, Iowa, has diversified her operation with sheep and other livestock and the specialty grain Kernza.
Photo courtesy of Wendy JohnsonWhether starting out on their own or continuing a family tradition, women operating farms play an important role in rural communities and the agriculture industry.
Wendy Johnson of Charles City, Iowa, has diversified her operation with sheep and other livestock and the specialty grain Kernza.
Photo courtesy of Wendy Johnson
Kasey Neely of Neely Farms in Robinson, Ill., raises grass-fed beef and laying hens.
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