From our friends at Minnesota 2020, a video about how immigrants and their needs and preferences are helping Minnesota farmers develop new crops and new markets. Worku Mindaye, grocer and founder of a production plant for injera, the East African bread staple, in Minneapolis' Seward neighborhood, is featured. MN 2020's white-paper study, highlighted in the video, covers a whole range of intercultural economic opportunities that are arising as our new-ethnic population increases. It can be found here.