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Co-host David Bilbrey returns to speak with Julie Mettenburg of Tallgrass Network, a hub of the Savory Institute that serves 25 million acres across Kansas and Missouri once dominated by the tallgrass prairie.

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Julie and the other families in the network practice holistic management to serve as an example to others that handling resources in this way is desirable and accessible. They help to train and demonstrate the manners and methods, while also providing consulting, monitoring, auditing, and incubating new entrepreneurs throughout the bioregion.

Find out more about Julie and her work with Tallgrass Network attallgrassnetwork.com.

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From here, the next interview is with Philip Ackerman-Leist, as we discuss how the town of Mals in Italy took public action to push back against pesticide contamination in the community.

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Resources Tallgrass Network Kansas Rural Network Savory Institute Holistic Management 3rd Edition by Allan Savory (Island Press) Farmer Girl Meats Mettenburg Farm Byron Shelton Brittany Cole Bush – Modern Day Urban Shepherdess