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As cherries blossom in Bakersfield, how are farmers staying safe while harvesting them?
Market correspondent Gillian Ferguson reports on the first cherries of the season with Steven Murray Jr., a farmer with Murray Family Farms in Bakersfield.
By Evan Kleiman • • 1 min readMarket correspondent Gillian Ferguson reports on the first cherries of the season with Steven Murray Jr., a farmer with Murray Family Farms in Bakersfield. He describes the largest crop in a decade, isolating on the family farm in Idaho prior to harvest, and what health and safety precautions he’s taking in the orchards.
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- 10:14Fasting during Ramadan while sheltering at home
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- 53:13Remembering KCRW’s Matt Holzman and his favorite tacos in LA