Exploring the Roots of Regenerative Agriculture with Rachel Bouressa - Imaginal Roots #1
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In this episode of Imagine Roots Mark talks with Rachel Bouressa from Bouressa Family Farm about her roots growing up on her family farm and the work she is doing with regenerative agriculture.
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