Fields of Influence

Does factory farming use food that humans culd eat instead? Question Series EP#1

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The largest private company in the World !!? /Season 1 Episode 1 Cargill

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Ep: 0 Pilot

Welcome to the Fields of Influence Podcast. Learn about the Host and focus of the podcast for upcoming episodes. Overview: - Host's Agricultural experiences - Host's Health experiences - Host's view on economic impact - Podcast focuses on relating the agricultural, health, and economic impact of each side on any given topic - Honesty promise - Commitment