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This episode features Cory Eft, founder and CEO of Astoria, an online marketplace and network connecting buyers and sellers of regenerative livestock. He talks about his background in physics and software engineering, as well as his turn to the regenerative movement in agriculture. Some of the topics discussed include the importance of technology, community, and spirituality, as well as the harmful effects of industrial agriculture. For more information about Astoria, be sure to visit the website: https://astorialivestock.com
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