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Toward a second Haitian revolution

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Readings — From the December 2009 issue

The Necessity of Agriculture

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Shawangunk Correctional Facility–Wallkill, NY

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The grass may be greener in Canada, but U.S. farm policy spreads the green around

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Holding to the land

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A rancher’s sorrow

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Of mites and men

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In which scientists and environmentalists argue about the right way to kill insects

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What happened to the farm bloc?

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Puerto Rico’s bootstraps

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The farm bloc and the war

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