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Regenerative Farming with Tim McCleroy
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On today’s episode, we talk with Tim McElroy. Tim is a second-generation farmer from Canada. We discuss his family’s work which lead him to regenerative farming. This was a fascinating discussion about the history of agriculture and farming North America and the involvement of the industrial agricultural complex that has increasingly affected farming in the US. We talk about the steps to starting a regenerative farm and the impact this will have on society.
This was a fantastic discussion. I know you will enjoy it.
You can connect with Tim on Twitter @tmcel
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