Ear to the Ground 392: Diversity’s Diet

Land Stewardship Project's Ear to the Ground by Land Stewardship Project

Jan 17, 202600:43:36Government & Organizations

Farmer and small grains marketer Matt Kruger sees a rotation based on raising food grade crops as a way for farmers to get rewarded for building soil health. It’s also a way to fight the only thing he truly hates....

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