Dr. Dwayne Beck shares what Dakota Lakes Research Farm accomplished over the past couple of decades in rejuvenating soils.
The research farm sits on land very similar to southern Alberta.
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The Dakota Lakes Research farm started as a no-till farm in 1990.
He talks about regenerative agriculture and the benefits they now see on the landscape and within the cropping systems.
