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Restoring Clean Water

By Tracy Robillard, USDA
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Apr 03, 2020

This Friday meet Charlie Barlow, a third-generation farmer who started farming near the Nyssa, Oregon, area in 1977. His family grows a variety of crops including wheat, corn, alfalfa, seed crops and sugar beets. His farm is located about 20 miles southwest of Ontario in the Fletcher Gulch Watershed in Malheur County.

Charlie Barlow
Charlie Barlow started farming near the Nyssa, Oregon, where he grows a variety of crops.

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