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Glance at the Past - Lettuce Under Glass

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WYCE Radio 88.1 FM
5/20/12 11:00pm
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In this episode of Glance at the Past, take a gander at Grand Rapids under glass: the beginnings of greenhouses and forced seed propagation. Eugene Davis was the father of forced lettuce. These seeds became the standard of lettuce throughout the nation's markets.
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