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Business pops for Norfolk company | Wallaceburg Courier Press

In the 1980s, the Townsend family of Norfolk, turned to popping corn as an alternative crop to tobacco.

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Business pops for Norfolk company | St Thomas Times-Journal

In the 1980s, the Townsend family of Norfolk, turned to popping corn as an alternative crop to tobacco.

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Business pops for Norfolk company

In the 1980s, the Townsend family of Norfolk, turned to popping corn as an alternative crop to tobacco.

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The pawpaw, a fruit native to Ontario, is making a comeback in Norfolk | The Woodstock Sentinel Review

The Pawpaw Parade is an annual effort led by the Carolinian Canada Coalition to restore Ontario’s largest native fruit.

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The pawpaw, a fruit native to Ontario, is making a comeback in Norfolk

The Pawpaw Parade is an annual effort led by the Carolinian Canada Coalition to restore Ontario’s largest native fruit.

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