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FROSTBURG, Md. (AP) — Frostburg State University is putting online a series of student films documenting traditional Appalachian food production.
The first film in the Sustainable Foodways Series was posted earlier this month on the Appalachian Independent, http://www.appindie.org , a website co-founded by Assistant Professor of Sociology Kara Rogers Thomas.
READ MORE: Maryland Weather: Rain Showers Continue But Expect A Sunny WeekendThe film, produced by student Mitch Houck, documents the organic farming practices of Back Bone Farms near Oakland.
READ MORE: Traffic Advisory For US 50 East Before Bay BridgeThomas says the project aims to strengthen public appreciation and awareness of sustainable food traditions in western Maryland.
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