Massachusetts cranberry farmers choosing to restore their bogs into wetlands amid economic headwinds

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Massachusetts Cranberry Farmers Choosing To Restore Their Bogs Into Wetlands Amid Economic Headwinds

By CBS News

Carver, Massachusetts — For Jarrod Rhodes, a fourth-generation cranberry farmer in Carver, Massachusetts, a 30-acre state project is taking a portion of his family's land back in time. "In 10 years, I hope it looks like a natural swamp," Rhodes told ...Read more

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