The Johnson County Historical Society currently is working to educate residents about the history of the Johnson County Poor Farm andd Asylum at the same time Grow: Johnson County, a not-for-profit formed to farm the land, is harvesting its first crop to help those who are food insecure. But this work seems to be just the beginning of the Poor Farm's rebirth.
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