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Photo of three people (the Lees and me) seated at the end of a long table. Photo is taken from above, almost overhead. Mr. Tou Lee is standing at the end of the table, and Mrs. Chue Lee and I are seated on each side, watching him show the difference between two different types of Hmong rice.

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Photo of three people (the Lees and me) seated at the end of a long table. Photo is taken from above, almost overhead. Mr. Tou Lee is standing at the end of the table, and Mrs. Chue Lee and I are seated on each side, watching him show the difference between two different types of Hmong rice.
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Sarah Taber (sarahtaber@mastodon.online)'s status on Saturday, 27-Jan-2024 10:35:45 JST Sarah Taber
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Next stop: Lee's One Fortune Farm in Burke Co near Morganton NC!
Like many Hmong families, the Lees tried growing their traditional rice cultivars. They were thrilled to find that their rice- which has struggled in CA, WI, & other Hmong communities- LOVES Appalachia.

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