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August 4: Lilian Thaoxaochay, Hmong diaspora and challenges of adapting tropical agrarianism to semiarid landscape

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August 4: Lilian Thaoxaochay, Hmong diaspora and challenges of adapting tropical agrarianism to semiarid landscape

Lilian Thaoxaochay

Our Central Valley hosts the largest Hmong population in the United States, approaching 100,000. Fresno native Lilian Thaoxaochay, child of Hmong immigrant farmers, is a Small Farms Community Educator with UC Cooperative Extension. Lilian holds degrees in Asian American Studies, as well as Cultural and Medical anthropology from UC Santa Cruz and Stanford. Join “Down on the Farm” host Tom Willey and Lilian Thaoxaochay discussing the Hmong diaspora and challenges of adapting tropical agrarianism to a semiarid landscape.

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