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Saving the crop

March 20, 2023Foodways, Sycamore
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From Keegan Nesmith:
“Have you ever wondered how you keep a baby watermelon warm….with cups of course! 125,000 cups to exact!
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This is the part of farming most don’t think about as they sit by the pool on a hot summer day and enjoy a refreshing slice of watermelon. But this is the reality of farming and producing a crop.

So next time you are eating or putting on your clothes…think about what goes into getting your food and fiber from “farm to table”

Location: Nesmith Farms in Sycamore, GA
Date: 3/19/23

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Tagged With: Farming, Fruits & Vegetables, Isaac Nesmith, Keegan Nesmith, Nesmith Farms, Watermelons

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