Ear to the Ground 363: Small Grain-Big Opportunities
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Landon Plagge’s experience growing oats has proven that this humble grain can play a big role in revitalizing soil health on corn-soybean farms. Can the milling facility he’s proposing do the same for rural communities? (Third in a three-part series on small grains and community-based foods.)
More Information:
• Episode 2 in Ear to the Ground Small Grains Workshop Series: “Roy Pfaltzgraff — Regenerative Return”
• Episode 1 in Ear to the Ground Small Grains Workshop Series: “Bob Quinn — Additive Vs. Extractive”
• Jan. 28, 2025, LSP Small Grains Workshop Registration
• LSP Blog: Oats & the 3-Legged Stool of Farm Resiliency
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