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The Unintended Consequences of Glyphosate. What are Dead Zones, Regenerative Farming and Should You Drink Raw Milk? | Grand View Farm Owner And Farmer Nick Bailey Explains How His Farm Is Helping Families Secure Nutrient Dense Food. Ep. 135 episode artwork

EPISODE · Mar 12, 2025 · 39 MIN

The Unintended Consequences of Glyphosate. What are Dead Zones, Regenerative Farming and Should You Drink Raw Milk? | Grand View Farm Owner And Farmer Nick Bailey Explains How His Farm Is Helping Families Secure Nutrient Dense Food. Ep. 135

from The Truman Charities Podcast · host Jamie Truman

Ready to learn the truth about the food you consume every day? Not all farms are created equal, so what’s on your plate may surprise you. In this eye-opening conversation, Nick Bailey of Grand View Farm explains the shocking differences between local farms and industrial agriculture — and why it matters for your health. We discuss the benefits of sustainable and regenerative farming practices, why our food freedom is at risk, and the hidden dangers of factory-farmed meat. Nick also shares insights on the raw milk controversy and how Grand View Farm is delivering clean, high-quality food to their community. Tune in to discover why supporting local farms isn’t just better for your health, but essential for the future of our food system! Connect with Grand View Farm Website Facebook Instagram: YouTube Farm to Consumer Legal Defense Fund Connect with Jamie at Truman Charities: Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Website YouTube Email: [email protected] This episode was post produced by Podcast Boutique https://podcastboutique.com/

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Ready to learn the truth about the food you consume every day? Not all farms are created equal, so what’s on your plate may surprise you. In this eye-opening conversation, Nick Bailey of Grand View Farm explains the shocking differences between local farms and industrial agriculture — and why it matters for your health. We discuss the benefits of sustainable and regenerative farming practices, why our food freedom is at risk, and the hidden dangers of factory-farmed meat. Nick also shares ins...

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