Ordinary Soil: A Journey Through Land and Legacy + Carey Gillam on Monsanto

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For SEO, I’d make it shorter and keyword-rich: Alex Woodard discusses Ordinary Soil, a sweeping multigenerational novel about a Choctaw farming family in the Oklahoma Panhandle, exploring the deep connections between lan...

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