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Environment. Water Quality. Soil Health. Sustainability.
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January 4, 2020
Sorghum’s journey and what others can learn.
Digging deeper into sustainability, John Duff of the National Sorghum Producers shares how California’s carbon market shaped their sustainability efforts and the numbers needed for the carbon intensity models. Pressured by water quantity and quality issues, soil health in sorghum growing regions is a high note. Listen in to hear John’s take on how the seed industry can shape sustainability on the farm and why this issue needs to take precedence.
Environment. Water Quality. Soil Health. Sustainability. – Self Assessment
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