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Episode 26. Auto-toxicity



Discussion of the nitrogen cycle in agriculture and deconstructing a rule of thumb for crop rotation in alfalfa fields.



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The STEM Sessions Podcast Episode 26. Auto-toxicity Discussion of the nitrogen cycle in agriculture and deconstructing a rule of thumb for crop rotation in alfalfa fields. Shownotes: https://thestemsessions.com/2024/01/20/shownotes-ep26 Support The STEM Sessions Podcast – https://paypal.me/thestemsessions For additional information visit https://thestemsessions.com or email thestemsessions@gmail.com

The STEM Sessions Podcast



Episode 26. Auto-toxicity



Discussion of the nitrogen cycle in agriculture and deconstructing a rule of thumb for crop rotation in alfalfa fields.



Shownotes: <a href="https://thestemsessions.com/2024/01/20/shownotes-ep26" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://thestemsessions.com/2024/01/20/shownotes-ep26</a>



Support The STEM Sessions Podcast – <a href="https://paypal.me/thestemsessions" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://paypal.me/thestemsessions</a>



For additional information visit <a href="https://thestemsessions.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://thestemsessions.com</a> or email thestemsessions@gmail.com

Episode 26. Auto-toxicity

Presentations, opinions, and interviews on topics in STEM.  Remember, STEM is not the exclusive property of experts, policy makers, or talking heads.  Every presenter is susceptible to bias, unconsciously or deliberately, so always verify what you read and what you’re told.   Do your own research.  Satisfy your curiosity.  And keep learning.

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Presentations, opinions, and interviews on topics in STEM. Remember, STEM is not the exclusive property of experts, policy makers, or talking heads. Every presenter is susceptible to bias, unconsciously or deliberately, so always verify what you read and what you’re told. Do your own research. Satisfy your curiosity. And keep learning.

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