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Volunteers collect oversized but tasty leafy greens last Monday. David Briggs
It happens every time: a farmer plants a crop, the crop matures, the choicest produce is harvested, and the rest—the blemished or oversized or not-quite-rights—are tilled under to decompose and start the process anew. It’s not waste, per se, just overabundance. Seven years ago, however, a few

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