Atina Diffley on WTIP: North Shore Community Radio

WTIP North Shore Community Radio

May 10, 2012

Buck chatted May 4 with Atina Diffley, organic consultant and author of "Turn Here Sweet Corn," her memoir about life as a Minnesota organic farmer. Buck found the book to be both suspenseful and moving. Listen and find out why.

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