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Location of Cook Agronomy Farm

Located in Whitman County, five miles Northeast of Pullman.

Directions:
Exit State Highway 27 just north of Pullman near the McGregor Co. plant and rock crushing area and go 4.7 miles east on Whelan Road.

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