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… and we’re back

Last year, we came across a video Richard Perkins uploaded profiling a mother/son no-till duo in England and I knew I had to have them on the podcast soon. We’re thrilled to finally bring you Jayne and Jake of Oxton Organics. This episode is particularly special to me as a father, because we get into the inter-generational aspects of coming back to work on the farm, as well as the transition from “conventional organic” to no-till.

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