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valley of the sunflowers from seed to engine
from seed to engine
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The site had the following in the homepage, "Donate 1 and plant a sunflower downtown." I noticed that the web site stated " Tomorrow we have two bioscience student groups coming out to help re-seed the sunflowers and interplant cow peas." They also stated " One group will come from 1010-1110 am in the morning and another group will come from 140-240 pm in the afternoon. This should be the final planting of this season if all goes as planned . Click the number to sign up. will focus on reducing the size ."ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
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