Farmers Like Me Are Seeing Crop Prices Drop — But We're Resilient
As the state and the city take new steps to reopen life during COVID-19, we're releasing our last episode of Life Interrupted, a weekly series about daily life in Chicago during the pandemic. On this last episode, we meet Kate Huffman, a sixth generation
May 27, 20204m 39s
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<p>As the state and the city take new steps to reopen life during COVID-19, we're releasing our last episode of Life Interrupted, a weekly series about daily life in Chicago during the pandemic. On this last episode, we meet Kate Huffman, a sixth generation farmer. Despite the economic uncertainty right now, she says farmers will come through.</p><img src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/CuriousCityPodcast/~4/T6AvHf__9Nw" height="1" width="1" alt=""/>