In 1946, when Donald Clark returned from overseas during World War 2, he was helping his father pick tomato's, one of the two things he disliked about farming.

One, was picking tomato's. The late blight hit the crop that year, and all local farmers had to call on aerial crop dusters from New Jersey to save the existing crop. As he watched the tomato's being dusted, he said "I can do that!"
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