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The document provides information about different aspects of farms and farming, including key terms like dairy, orchard, calf, farmer, herd, grains, almonds, field, greenhouse, calcium, stored, ranch, vegetables, hay, and barn. It lists different farm animals and the sounds they make, such as cows mooing, ducks quacking, roosters crowing, pigs oinking, donkeys hee-hawing, and sheep baaing. It also covers farm jobs, crops, food groups, and other agricultural concepts.
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