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Dry Farming in California

Ilana Creinin

George Washington University

September 27, 2014
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Dry farming is a method of sustainable agriculture practiced in California. Even with the current drought, we still maintain dry farming practices.

Ilana Crenin is a freshman at The George Washington University.

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