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Albie Barden walks out one of his barns carrying a few ears of Darwin John flint corn at his Norridgewock farm. Barden tries to keep heritage corn breeds alive and gives away a lot of his seeds.
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Albie Barden walks out one of his barns carrying a few ears of Darwin John flint corn at his Norridgewock farm. Barden tries to keep heritage corn breeds alive and gives away a lot of his seeds.
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Barden holds an ear of Gi Gi flint corn that he grew this year in Norridgewock.
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Barden peels an ear of Gi Gi flint corn in a field at his Norridgewock farm.
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Barden points out kernels on an ear of Hubbard corn.
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Barden cooks up clam fritters in his kitchen using corn meal made from Roy's Calais flint corn.