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The UpBeet Gardener
Back in the day, carrots had a wild side
Weekly Program
Marion Owen
 Marion Owen  Contact Contributor
July 2, 2007, 5:09 p.m.
Carrots haven't always resembled fat orange pencils. In the 7th century, farmers in Afghanistan started breeding wild carrots into a cultivated veggie...
Marion Owen, organic gardener in Kodiak, Alaska
http://www.galleygourmet.biz
http://www.upbeetcommunications.com
Just for fun, let me know if you run the show and what you think about the series. Cheers from Alaska, Marion.
mygarden@alaska.net

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00:02:59 1 July 1, 2007
Home studio, Kodiak, Alaska
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