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MAN–U–RE GOOD (Man, You Are Good)!!

Biomass Rules Posted on March 26, 2024 by Mark JennerApril 27, 2024

From the archives of fun papers I have written, this one from when I was a manure economist with the American Farm Bureau Federation in 2001.  We had been working through the politics of manure production and use with the … Continue reading →

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