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“All across Minnesota, farmers are learning how to sell directly to a growing immigrant population. In some places the market may be Hmong, while others could include Somali or Latino.
Steven Mejia, along with his father and grandmother, has a unique insight into the ethnic market — because they are the market.
Being part of the market they want to sell to gives them an inside perspective when they direct market goats, cattle, eggs, chickens and even a few vegetables to area Latinos.”*
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