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Annie Moore, co-owner of River Queen Greens, stands May 27 in front of a cover-crop field with her dog, Penny. The farm uses Natural Resources Conservation Service programs to plant cover crops during the off-season in order to replenish the soil. Moore says government shutdowns have already led to delays in reimbursements for cover-crop seeds.
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