Episode 312 - Farm Fishin'   addthis
A savory, silvery intruder is moving in where West Virginia’s miners are moving out. The state long known for its coal production is the birthplace of a fledgling aquaculture industry specializing in a relatively unknown food fish from the far north: the arctic char.

 

  

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Buffalo’s grain elevators are evidence of one thing: the permanence of change, in agriculture and all other things. Even towering concrete structures with firm foundations are at the mercy of progress. Their history is as important as their future is uncertain, these sentinels of a city.

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West Virginia Farm Bureau
West Virginia Department of Agriculture

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