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Chris Knowlton lets sheep out into a pen.
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Home-grown by Heroes maple syrup label.
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Piglets, just a few weeks, old battle for a drink of milk from their mother on Chris Knowlton's farm.
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Veteran Farmer Jerry Ireland shows one of a variety of bottles of maple syrup in front of a photograph of the ceremony for the victims of the 9/11 attack on the Pentagon disaster during 9/11.
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Ireland picks ripe tomatoes on his farm.
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Ireland feeds the pigs on his Swanville farm.
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Jerry Ireland and Jason Foscolo, general counsel and chief operating officer at Farmer Veteran Coalition.
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Chris Knowlton, holding one of his piglets.
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Ireland samples one of the tomatoes he picked on his farm.
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Ireland's maple syrup merits a "Homegrown by Heroes" because of his military service.