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Regenerative Agriculture Conversations

Cultivated Audio
July 2, 2022

 

GUESTS: Woody Lane, Gary Nabhan and Dave Vetter

WOODY LANE  –  Livestock Nutritionist and Forage Specialist – https://www.woodylane.com/

GARY NABHAN – Agricultural Ecology and Farming in Drought Conditions – https://www.garynabhan.com/

DAVE VETTER – Regenerative Pioneer Growing and Processing Grains, including Popcorn –  https://grainplacefoods.com/

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