The Waiting Game - 2/7/18

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After a couple of road trips, Cam’s finally back on the farm and suddenly spring seems right around the corner with lots of work to be done before this year’s planting begins. In the meantime, though, Cam and Miss E are waiting to find out if her most recent cancer treatment is working. Cam has a story demonstrating the true ingenuity of farmers, plus details on the best-loved chicken in Texas, and the tale of one fellow fool going from city living to his own homesteading adventure.

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