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3 Great-Smelling Lawn Alternatives That Will Save You and The Earth
By Molly Mitchell | October 3, 2019
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Vintage photos showcase little-known pieces of history from Korean War
By Jason Woods | October 3, 2019
War broke out between North Korea and South Korea in the middle of 1950, leaving families mourning loved ones and struggling after the loss of homes and livestock. In 1951, Heifer Project International responded to aid requests from South Korea and assessed the situation. By 1952, Heifer and the United Nations Korean Reconstruction Agency planned a first shipment of hatching eggs to the country.
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The People, Places and Things celebrating 75 years in 2019
By Bethany Ivie | October 3, 2019
From The Archives
Take a Look at Ecuador in the 50s and 60s in These Historical Photos
By Jason Woods | October 3, 2019
Heifer’s first shipment to Ecuador landed in Quito on October 13, 1948.