Ear to the Ground 399: Asking Why

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

May 17, 202600:26:03Government & Organizations

A decade ago, veggie and livestock farmers Josh Bryceson and Rama Hoffpauir realized sweat equity would only take them so far in their ag journey, so they looked up from the grindstone long enough to take in the big pict...

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