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Supporting the Soil Carbon Sponge
14 Feb 2020

Supporting the Soil Carbon Sponge

by admin | posted in: Research, Water | 0

Microbiologist, climate scientist and founder of Healthy Soils Australia Walter Jehne discusses climate and soil health. Interviewed by Tracy Frisch, Acres U.S.A., first published on Eco-Farming Daily, re-posted here un-cut and with permission. WALTER JEHNE is an internationally known Australian … Continued

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