These Boots Do More Than Walking

from Partners Hosted by Illinois Farm Bureau

What do boots have to do with growing our food, feed for our animals and fuel for our cars and trucks? A lot, says "Farm Boots" book author Lisl Detlefsen, who along with its illustrator, Renee Kurilla, discuss what the book's all about and why you, and especially your children, grandchildren and others, might want to pick up a copy from your favorite bookstore or local library.

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