WTFCF: One North Carolina potato farmer is helping feed Cuba!

North Carolina potatoes are headed to Cuba, as the country struggles to feed its population. They want to grow more potatoes to fill the gap.

However, the need seed potatoes and that is where one North Carolina farmer is stepping in!

Where the Food Comes From has the story.

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