Dawn Birch

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Farmer from Three Rivers, California, who has a booth at the Santa Monica farmer’s market every Wednesday

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Dawn Birch of Flora Bella Farm 
 We’ve talked a lot lately on this show about the impacts of California’s drought and the state’s new water restrictions. Today, we hear from farmers.…

Farmers Feel the Hardship of Drought

Dawn Birch of Flora Bella Farm We’ve talked a lot lately on this show about the impacts of California’s drought and the state’s new water restrictions. Today, we hear from farmers.…

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