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Thursday, July 6, 2023

Short Video: Sourcing and Planting Our Flax Seed

Link: Flax Process and Sourcing: 1 video1958082822.mp4

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Labels: Flax to Fiber, flaxseed, NH History, The Hermitage, UNH, Woodman Agriculture Research Farm, Woolgathers Ltd

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