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Today we talk about "Sustainability" of livestock agriculture. It’s not a dirty word but we often associate it with having to defending our industry. What if we looked at from a proactive approach rather than a defensive approach. Dr. Kim Stackhouse-Lawson from Colorado State University is my guest today as we talk about why animal agriculture has a future AND information that can help us be proactive in protecting our industry.
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