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In this conversation, Ueli Hurter, co-leader of the Section for Agriculture, shares his extensive experience in agriculture, focusing on the significance of humus and healthy soil. He reflects on the long-term process of building soil health, the interconnectedness of farming practices, and the importance of passing on both knowledge and land to future generations. The dialogue with co-leader Eduardo Rincón emphasizes the living nature of soil and its vital role in sustainable agriculture.
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