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In the Weeds: The Wagner Way

Carl Wagner III, farmer and business owner in Southwest Michigan, discusses how he approaches farm management and revenue diversity on his farm!

In the Weeds: Biological Soil Testing and Nutrient Management

Dr. Alan Franzlebbers, Plant Science Researcher for USDA ARS, discusses different soil tests that access the health and function and how to use those numbers to inform your farm's nutrient management plan.

In the Weeds: Aspirational vs Business-as-Usual

Christine Charles and Tayler Ulbrich discuss the Long-term Agroecosystem Research (LTAR) at the Kellogg Biological Station (KBS) comparing an Aspirational vs Business- as-Usual Cropping system.

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