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The Duke Campus Farm is a one-acre fruit and vegetable farm that provides the Duke community with fresh, delicious, sustainable produce and an educational facility around all things food related....
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BAMCO
wow!! this is incredible. what kind of mushrooms are they?
Duke Campus Farm
Shiitakes! We had a great workshop last year with friends and families who came to inoculate the logs. Talk about fall fun!
Annie Aquarious
That is wonderful. We live in the Italian Alps and there are wild mushrooms here.Bon appetite!!!
BAMCO
Annie, out of curiosity, how did you come across this photo? Emily with the Duke Campus Farm and I (Nicole) are still figuring out how KGI and the Campus Farmers group works...

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