4 Measuring The Unmeasurable

from Soil and Human Health Hosted by Amanda Rowland

Amanda has a close look at nature and enjoys a bit of spadework in Buntine before referencing some big thinkers, like Roger Crook, who are looking at the future of the wheat belt, asking questions like: What is yield and how do we judge resilience in the agricultural world? She ends up thinking that details matter and orthodox scientists need to get their head around both the wood and the trees to help get food producers and farmers on the right track.

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