Let’s visit a Christmas tree farm that prioritizes high-quality by using technology

A North Carolina farm that once grew a tree for the White House is no stranger to innovation.

The state’s Farm Bureau takes us there to meet the growers using technology to bring families the Christmas centerpiece.

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