Productive vs. Healthy Soils: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters

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Marcus Oldham AgTalk

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Join Dave Cornish, Director of the Centre for Professional Development at Marcus Oldham, as he talks with the movers and shakers of the Ag world about the issues affecting the agribusiness sector for Marcus Oldham's AgTalk.

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Productive vs. Healthy Soils: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters - AgTalk S5E2

Marcus Oldham AgTalk

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9 months ago

Productive vs. Healthy Soils: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters - AgTalk S5E2

In this episode of the Marcus Oldham AgTalk Podcast, host David Cornish spoke with Andrew McGuire, an Extension Agronomist and Director for Grant County at Washington State University, about the intricacies of soil health.

Andrew has been with WSU's Center for Sustaining Agriculture and Natural Resources since 1999, focusing on sustainable agriculture practices, particularly soil health, cover cropping, and high-residue farming systems.

His extensive research includes contributions like "Improving Soil Health in Pacific Northwest Potato Production: a Review" in the American Journal of Potato Research.

Based in Moses Lake, Washington, Andrew also shares insights on soil, farming, and science under the handle @agronomistag.

To learn more about Andrew McGuire's work, visit his WSU profile.

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