A changing XNA, informed fertilization

Ozarks at Large
28/06/2024 55 min

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On today's show, a new database for farmers and scientists can help them determine how to treat their soil. Also, construction at XNA means changes to traffic patterns for passengers coming and going. Plus, an entrepreneurship panel aimed towards minoritized communities in the food industry.

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