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County farmers doing their part to keep Chesapeake Bay healthy
The Octoraro Watershed Association is lessening manure runoff one farm at a time.
Lancaster New Era
Published: Aug 29, 2007
11:31 EST
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By WENDY S. CALDWELL, Correspondent
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