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despite the fact that all these things have existed um times magazine uh named jill salton the world's

most innovative farmer and at no point has he ever come out and said hey i wasn't even aware of

these things or i was aware of these things or

anything like that, but there are other people that have done it before me. He just kind of

ignores that and, you know, basks in the glory of being Mr. Farmer and the rockstar regenerative

agriculture. Yeah. So I think there's something implied there. They're basically saying he's the first to do it in America, so it's innovative.

I don't think they're going to count anybody from Zimbabwe.

So hopefully you guys enjoyed that.

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