Show Notes
EP |107 The Great Potato Hist In this episode, Emily and Myfanwy discuss a variety of topics ranging from concert experiences to innovative agricultural practices. They explore the use of vibrations for pest control, the importance of plant variety rights in the global market, the impact of Brexit on UK farm exports, and the complex issue of agricultural theft. The conversation emphasizes the need for better education and community support.
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