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Andrew Hastings is an agriculture and home crops staff writer at Biology Insights, based in Dubuque, Iowa. He previously reported on farming and rural commerce for a weekly newspaper before expanding his work to residential cultivation. Hastings earned a bachelor’s degree in communications from the University of Alabama.

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