GOREVILLE, Ill. — Brian Elias and Kyle McAdams weren’t looking for a handout, but they did get a helping hand. And they’re thankful for it.
Kyle McAdams (left) and Brian Elias check peppers growing on their farm in southern Illinois.
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Brian Elias (left) and Kyle McAdams are gearing up for production on their niche farm in southern Illinois. The couple took advantage of a beginning farmer program to help kick off their enterprise.
Photo by Nat WilliamsGOREVILLE, Ill. — Brian Elias and Kyle McAdams weren’t looking for a handout, but they did get a helping hand. And they’re thankful for it.
Kyle McAdams (left) and Brian Elias check peppers growing on their farm in southern Illinois.
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