• Agribusiness: The Good and the Bad with Professor Peter Coclanis

  • Aug 15 2024
  • Length: 49 mins
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Agribusiness: The Good and the Bad with Professor Peter Coclanis

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  • This episode of One Bite is Everything explores the complexities of agribusiness with Professor Peter Coclanis from UNC-Chapel Hill. Come on, a deep dive into the role of big agriculture in the U.S., its efficiency, the historical context that shaped it, and the ongoing challenges it presents. The conversation highlights the balance between the benefits of scientific advancements in agriculture and the environmental and ethical issues that arise from large-scale farming practices. Coclanis offers insights into how agribusiness has evolved and the importance of maintaining an open mind when considering its future. The episode encourages listeners to think critically about their food choices and the broader system that produces them.One Bite is Everything is the podcast formerly known as Talk Farm to Me (2019 to 2024) One Bite is Everything Resources Write a Review Website YouTube Connect with Host, Dana DiPrima Email Instagram Learn more about the For Farmers Movement Website Blog Other Resources Pinterest Glossary of Useful Ag Terms One Bite is Everything Production Credits Production: Dana DiPrima and Sonia Dhillon Sound Design & Original Music: Russell Chapa www.chapamusic.com
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