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What is your food worth to you?
Todd Riley, an associate professor at the Department of Animal and Dairy
Science at the University of Georgia, talks about why people don’t put as
much value in food as they should. 📉
Todd explains that famers, especially in the US,are a VICTIM of their own success, as
producing large volumes of food and selling it for affordable prices has made
consumers take it for granted… 👈
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