Making fuel from pig poop sounds exciting — unless you live nearby

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By Cameron OglesbyFeb 5, 2021, 6:45 am243 pts
The land that Elsie Herring lives on, about 60 acres of farmland in southeastern North Carolina, has been in her family since her grandfather purchased the property in 1891 from his former enslaver. Her mother was born and raised there and farmed and cultivated those fields for 99 years. Herring and her older…

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