NASA, USDA get their green thumbs dirty

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NASA, USDA get their green thumbs dirty

Cold weather did not deter NASA officials and Washington-area students from helping first lady Michelle Obama plant seedlings in the White House Kitchen Garden on...

Michael O'Connell@moconnellWFED

April 6, 2016 9:48 am

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Wind and cold does not stop U.S. Department of Agriculture Agricultural Executive Master Gardener Lee Cliburn from spreading straw mulch on a bed of newly planted leeks in the People’s Garden, in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, April 5, 2016. Cliburn is also USDA’s Marketing Service Agricultural Marketing Specialist for the National Organic Program.

(USDA Photo by Shakeitha Stone)

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