Mindy Ward is an Editor at Missouri Ruralist. She covers a wide range of topics related to agriculture and farming, including AgriTech, agroecology, and organic farming, while also being passionate about ranching and farm management. Mindy has been featured in Baptist Standard Publishing and Farm Progress.
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