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In today's episode, Cassie and Allen Mashburn, Moore County native, reminisce on the old ways in North Carolina.
We're discussing the Moore County population boom, sauerkraut, and the need for incentives to help preserve small businesses and family farms in North Carolina.
Plus, Allen talks about planting and food preservation by the signs.
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