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								'Html': '<b><a target ="_top" href="/event/detail/441247139/How_Does_Your_Garden_Grow_Exhibit">How Does Your Garden Grow? Exhibit</a></b><br />Presented by State Historical Society of North Dakota at James Sperry Gallery<br />Ongoing <br /><br />For more than 900 years people have been raising grain, fruits, and vegetables in what is now known as North Dakota. In many ways little has changed: there is a time to plant, a time to tend the garden, a time to harvest, a time to preserve what was harvested, and a time to plan for the next season. During these hundreds of years people, through trial and error, selected varieties for North Dakota&rsquo;s <a style="font-size:11px" target ="_top" href="/event/detail/441247139/How_Does_Your_Garden_Grow_Exhibit">(read more ...)</a>',
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