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Our job as farmers is not to produce food. I think what J.I. Rodell was saying is that our job

as farmers is to produce healthy people. But I think that our agricultural production systems

have become so divorced from this idea that we as farmers are on the front lines of human health.

That was Jeff Kett, the chief impact officer at Roldale Institute, which you may have heard before.

They are pretty well known. They're a nonprofit that has been dedicated to pioneering organic farming

through research and outreach for

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