Aspirational vs Business-As-Usual

In the Weeds Series 12 Episode 1

In the Weeds Series 12 Episode 1: MSU Extension Educator Monica Jean  and Sarah Fronczak, sit down with Christine Charles, MSU Extension Regenerative Cropping Systems Educator, and Tayler Ulbrich, Associate Director of Engagement at LTAR, to discuss the Long-term Agroecosystem Research (LTAR) and the Kellogg Biological Station (KBS) comparing an Aspirational vs Business- as-Usual Cropping system. 

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