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EPISODE · Feb 3, 2021 · 38 MIN

e16. Transition of a Multigenerational Farm to Regenerative Agriculture

from Grazing Grass Podcast | Rotational Grazing, Soil Health & Profitable Livestock Farming · host Grazing Grass

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Ryan Keeling of Keeling Farm in north central Kansas joins me on the Grazing Grass podcast to discuss his journey into regenerative agriculture since discovering Greg Judy. Their farm has been in the family for generations but only stated their regenerative journey in the last few years. However, they have make vast improvements for watering, fencing, and genetics. Join us to listen to their journey.

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