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The Ruwe and Christianson families pose on their Hooper, Nebraska farm. They are Chad, left, Tyler, Elli, Dawn, Neat and John Ruwe.
In the background, a warm season cover crop mix of 20 species grows in a field that will be planted to corn. In the foreground, a cool season mix grows in a field that will be planted green into soybeans.
The cover crop mixes after harvest.
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