Soil, sustainability and stability: the future of US farming

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15/05/2025 14 min Episodio 1060
Soil, sustainability and stability: the future of US farming

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Kevin Burkum at US Farmers and Ranchers in Action, and South Dakota dairy farmer Michael Crinion, talk with Ian Welsh about how regenerative practices such as cover cropping and improved soil health can enhance resilience and reduce input costs. They highlight key challenges including trade uncertainty, extreme weather and inflation, and explore how conservation agriculture can align with long-term farm profitability.
 
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