New documentary, The Farmer’s Daughter, spotlights one Illinois FarmHer’s ag journey!

A new documentary is paying tribute to women in agriculture.

The Farmer’s Daughter spotlights the story of former TV news anchor Tara Barrett-Duzan as she works to carry on her father’s farming legacy in Illinois.

Tara spoke with RFD-TV’s Tammi Arender on her background, taking over the operation, and how the idea for the documentary came about!


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