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Originally published Aug 16, 2005
Clinical evidence in humans remains a gap
3:15 - Exploring the Impact of Regenerative Agricultural Practices on Soil Health and Crop Performance in Kentucky First Author RICHARD OJO Kentucky State University Co-author Gebremedhin Maheteme Kentucky State University Co-author Bolaji Ibidapo Kentucky State University Co-author Jacob Brown Kentucky State University Soil degradation caused by intensive tillage, monoculture approaches, and excessive agrochemical use significantly threatens the long-term productivity and ecological resilience of agriculture in Kentucky, particularly affecting low-income farmers who work on marginal lands
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