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    [As George Coon beats the rice, grains drop in the water, seeding next year's crop and providing food for migrating ducks. In this manner, the Anishinaabeg (Ojibwe) have been practising natural conser ... [View full title] vation for centuries]. Original title: The hollow-stemmed wild rice, called menomin by the Ojibwa, grows from three to five feet or more high in water-depths of eighteen to twenty-four inches were the bottom is soft, silty mud. As George Coon beats the rice, grains drop in the water, seeding next year's crop and providing food for migrating ducks. In this manner, the Ojibwas have been practising natural conservation for centuries

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    Item ID number:
    5357686
    Date:
    1960
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    R216, RG10, Box number: 3676
    [As George Coon beats the rice, grains drop in the water, seeding next year's crop and providing food for migrating ducks. In this manner, the Anishinaabeg 
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