Professor of Natural Resource Ecology and Management, Iowa State University
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Iowa’s Farmers – and American Eaters – Need a National Discussion on Transforming US Agriculture
As a scientist at Iowa’s land-grant university, I believe our state is at the forefront of redefining what agriculture could be in the U.S., and addressing environmental and economic challenges associated with the extensive monocultures that dominate our current system. I think these conversations should be at the forefront nationally. After all, everyone needs to eat, so all Americans have a stake in the future of farming.
October 22, 2019