Ex-NFL player making impact in agriculture
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Cody White, now an Illinois corn and soybean farmer and youth coach, lived out his dream to play in the NFL with the Houston Texans.
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Cody White, now an Illinois corn and soybean farmer and youth coach, lived out his dream to play in the NFL with the Houston Texans.
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