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A Push to Eat Local Food Is Hampered by a Shortage
A Push to Eat Local Food Is Hampered by a Shortage
3/27/2010
In what could be a major setback for America’s local-food movement, independent farmers say they are having trouble arranging for the slaughter of livestock.
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