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Sheila Sankaran,
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Stephen Crutchfield
Adrie Custer
Joy Harwood
Barry Krissoff
Michael LeBlanc
Mary Maher
Thomas McDonald
Robbin Shoemaker
Keith Wiebe
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Margriet Caswell
Nancy Cochrane
Rosanna Mentzer Morrison
Carolyn Rogers
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Dale Simms
John Weber
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Susan DeGeorge
Wynnice Pointer-Napper
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Nancy Cochrane
David Johnson
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Lou King
Stephen Peterson
Matt Poyner
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Unless otherwise noted, the Economic Research Service, U.S.
Department of Agriculture is the source for all charts and
tables shown in this magazine, although the underlying raw
data often come from other agencies.
Cover photo: By Stephen Peterson
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