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More Sustainable Industrial Agriculture - Iza and Samo Login, Part 2

Iza & Samo Login

Iza & Samo Login are back for Part 2 of their sustainability challenge! Were they able to succeed? Remember what their challenge was? We even dive a little more into their foundation and how they are helping to evolve industrial agriculture models to become more sustainable. Tune in!

Find Iza and Samo online:

The Login5 Foundation: https://www.login5.org/
Iza and Samo's Book, 7 Unicorn Drive (Affilate Link): https://amzn.to/3gEVWUG

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