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C-WIN's Carolee Krieger in on KCET SoCal: The Nutty Truth About Almonds

Check out the video on California almonds from KCET's SoCal Connected: https://www.kcet.org/shows/socal-connected/the-nutty-truth-about-almonds

Carolee Krieger, VideoC-WINNovember 6, 2014Comment
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