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Example of AMP grazing paddocks layout

Hurst property - Woodville, MS
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Cattle in a field

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Cooper And Katie Hurst

Woodville, MS
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Brooke Garrett with her pet donkeys

Piedmont, AL
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Bug scientists doing fieldwork, sweeping insects

Jacksonville, AL
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Aerial view of Sequatchie Cove Farm

Sequatchie, TN
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Butterfly in a field

Insect abundance is in an indicator of biodiversity
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Cute Calf

AMP research included an "Animal Welfare" study
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Cooper Hurst inspects the herd

Woodville, MS
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Cattle in a field

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Tyler Garrett with his animals

Piedmont, AL
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Gorgeous morning at the Spangler Farm

Sequatchie, TN
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Prentiss Ferguson driving a tractor

Woodville, MS
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Behind the Scenes: Peter Byck interviews Dr. Allen Williams

Etta Hills Farm, MS
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Bill Keener and Dr. Jonathan Lundgren inspecting insects

Sequatchie, TN
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Margo and Prentiss Ferguson

Woodville , MS
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Pasture Partners - cows & birds

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Prentiss Ferguson with his son Wallace Ferguson

Woodville, MS
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Cattle in a field

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Animated insects

An abundance of bugs are good for biodiversity!
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Peter Byck

Roots So Deep Director
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Graphic depiction of the AMP Research Study

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Q&A after a Roots So Deep Hometown Roadshow Screening

Hartville, MO
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Bill Keener

Sequatchie, TN
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Bill Keener & Peter Byck

Sequatchie, TN
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Katie Hurst

Woodville, TN
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DC Spangler feeding cattle

Sequatchie, TN
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Johnny Spangler

Sequatchie, TN
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John Lyons rotates the herd to a new pasture

Piedmont, AL
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Greg Brann sets up temporary polywire electric fencing for AMP grazing

Adolphus, KY
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Kelsey Keener

Sequatchie, TN
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Katie & Cooper Hurst inspect the herd

Woodville, MS
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Cow chomping a flower

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Wallace Ferguson

Woodville, MS
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Dr. Jonathan Lundgren and team doing entomology fieldwork

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Dr. Jonathan Lundgren, entomologist, in his lab

Estelline, SD
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Peter Byck and Michael McGraw, wildlife ecologist

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Michael McGraw, wildlife ecologist

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Michael McGraw, wildlife ecologist, surveying birds

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Cattle in a field

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Peter Byck with Dr. Allen Williams and his son Chris Williams

Etta Hills Farm, MS
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Pat Daniels from AES tests water infiltration rates in the field

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Endangered Bobwhite Quails return to healthy habitats

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Misty morning on the farm

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John Lyons

Pedmont, AL
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Katie and Cooper Hurst inspect the herd

Woodville MS
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Animation of a bird

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Bill Keener with grandchild

Sequatchie, TN
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Animation of a roots system

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Cattle in a field

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Dr. Jonathan Lundgren and team doing entomology fieldwork

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Dr. Michael Lehman studies the microbiology of the soils

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Haying on the Spangler Farm

Sequatchie, TN
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Curtis Spangler

Sequatchie, TN
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Spangler Farm on a misty morning

Sequatchie, TN
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DC Spangler driving a tractor

Sequatchie, TN
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Cattle finding shade under trees in pasture

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Peter Byck with farmers attending a South Poll Field Day & Festival

Albertville, AL
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