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A World Without Waste?

How we produce, consume, and dispose of things is depleting natural resources and harming the planet. But what if we treated waste as a viable resource?

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The Dream Of Owning A Farm Is Out Of Reach In The Midwest Because Of Student Loan Debt

Many farmers are eyeing retirement, but student loan debt is complicating the picture for the next generation.

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TOPIC(S): Pork/Swine/Pig/Hog, Animal Health,

03/15/2021 SOURCE: www.pigprogress.net

On-demand: Webinar on lactating sow nutrition

Which factors are essential for sow feed intake? This question and others were subject of a webinar.

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Texas Tech researchers receive $500K USDA grant to study how soil health could reduce carbon emissions

LUBBOCK, Texas — Researchers from Texas Tech’s Department of Plant and Soil Science ar...

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How Craft Brewers Are Embracing Sustainability

With minimal budgets, small brewers are adopting innovative sustainability efforts to make beer more green; making beer from wastewater, taking over land stewardship initiatives, and recovering carbon dioxide.

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Nutrition Expert Debunks Myth Claiming Humans Aren't Made To Eat Meat

Animal or plant-based diet? Which are we biologically-engineered to consume? One nutrition epxert has aimed to settle the debate once and for all.

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Curt Livesay
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Improving Potassium Recommendations:

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Curt Livesay
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Topics: Soybeans,

Soybean Flowering Fallacy

News and Resources for Wisconsin Agriculture from the University of Wisconsin-Madison

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John LaRose Jr.
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Topics: Cover Crops, Forestry, Crop Consultant, Sustainability, Research,

Wild crops could save our food system — if we don't destroy them first

Wild plants keep saving humans from starvation: Endangered sunflowers, lost Native American crops, and rare walnut trees.

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John LaRose Jr.
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Topics: Agriculture Global, Economics, World Population, Regenerative Agriculture,

This technology collaborative promises a brighter future for solar

BlueDot Photonics aims to make solar power more efficient and affordable.

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Rice Exchange's state of the art blockchain infrastructure enables automation of otherwise hugely cumbersome, human-error prone and time consuming paperwork and processes. In trading, time really is money, and Rice Exchange cuts down on administrative management time.

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