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EPISODE · Nov 1, 2019 · 36 MIN

The Truth About Glyphosate, Weed Control, and Korean Nautral Farming

from The Coffee, Health, and Science Podcast · host Jordan River

On this episode of The Coffee Health and Science Podcast, Jordan River explores the controversy surrounding the popular herbicide glyphosate and it's use in commercial agriculture. Jordan begins by reviewing a recent CNN piece on elevated levels of glyphosate being found in Nestle's coffee production chain. Then Jordan is joined by chemical analyst Roscoe Wallace to discuss the history of glyphosate, how it's produced, and how it interacts with agricultural and environmental systems. The interview with Roscoe is then followed by a second expert guest, Joshua Rutherford, who is a natural farming expert and soil scientist. Joshua extrapolates on the many natural weed control methods available to farmers, and discusses why he thinks a return natural farming is both profitable and inevitable. —Ready to get started drinking delicious, organic, consciously sourced, healthy coffee? Visit puritycoffee.com and use promo code PODCAST to receive 10% off and free shipping on your first order, get it while it's hot folks!—

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