Hello everyone. This is Tony Kramer product specialist with RDO Equipment Company, and you are listening to the Agriculture Technology podcast.

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podcast. Welcome back to another episode of the podcast. This is episode number 46 and today we are

going to be talking about soil health.

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We have another great show for you today, and I'm really excited to welcome Abby Wick,

who is the Extension Soil Health Specialist at North Dakota State University. Thanks for joining us

on the show today, Abby. To get started, I'd really like to hear a little bit more about you

and your background and how you got involved in this industry. I got involved in kind of a roundabout way.

So I'm one of the city kids.

I grew up in Cleveland, Ohio, not having anything to do with agriculture, never

growing up on a farm.

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