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Andrea Seechun is a farmer ‘to the bone’ - Stabroek News

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Andrea Seechun is not one of those women for whom being a farmer means managing an enterprise from behind a desk, balancing the books, and not knowing one end of a hoe from the other.

The article Andrea Seechun is a farmer ‘to the bone’ appeared first on Stabroek News.

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